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Lance those are some great Photos, I really liked the Hayes twin Eagle gas

Thanks Chris, here is some more eye candy to start the day. This is one of the most beautifull Clear Vision 700's I've ever seen, it was restored by Ted Appleby who found Service Station Nostalgia back in the 1980's.




Good Luck on the Hunt

Lance / The Pogo Man

And one more in the wild..........

Man, I want a double! Send me one, ya hoser!
Here is a pic I took off ebay... cool pump!


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WANTED: Sunset & Seaside Gas/Oil stuff!

Jeff
I bought that picture last night, pretty cool huh? I have another one of the girl standing over the pumps, I bought it last year and was pretty happy to find this one. As far as twins go, I've seen lots, owned just a few, but I'll find you one if you really really want one.

Lance this is great keep it up wow!! I really like those wild pictures. I hope you dont think that I was asking where you took the photos but the noth south east west of calgary was too cool. That last picture with the pump in shell colours is a g and b right. I have to agree with you the imperial is beautiful I have a old map 1931 withat colour picture of one just like that.

Ward, thats the standard directions I give for all pump locations, its a straight answer they can't quite figure out

That is a G&B, you are correct, strange that we have so many single G&B in Canada and not many twins, even though its a G&B, its still a pretty rare pump compared to a Clear Vision.

Here's another great pump I posted earlier this month, restored by Jim Williams in Ontario, this pump is simply outstanding, he did a top notch job. It is a Vulcanizer, manufactured by, and used exclusively at Canadian Supertest stations, which is a shame, they should have used these everywhere, then maybe I could find one LOL.

Here is another Square Bowser, (Bowser also made an oval base twin) , these pumps are just plain huge. If you find one in the wild, you'd better have a truck full of friends to help you move it. We moved one last year, 4 guys, and we wound up with 2 hernias and a 1 trip to the chiropractor, I was fine of course



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This is a early Canadian Clear Vision, not sure of the model number. Real interesting nozzle hangers on this one......

Lance

got a picture of the oval bowser wow never even heard of that

ward

I got a request , could someone that knows how to slice and glue get the double on Buy of the week on here, and Amistadi sold one a week ago, get that pic too.

Question, did these have a single globe usually and if you run double globes do you have to shim due to curvature??

Thanks d0d0

Here is the picture dodo.
[img]http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b5dd27b3127cce90c7e0f414fa00000016108CctmTRy2aS[/img]

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Scott Shipers
WANTED: Imperial Refineries Items
Kansas City, Missouri 64151

Another barn fresh beauty with original globes and paint, I think the black and white looks great, its a combo that isn't used enough.



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Good Luck on the Hunt
Lance / The Pogo Man

Here is a typical Canadian twin used during the Texaco merger years, Red Indian on one side, and Skychief on the other.



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Good Luck on the Hunt
Lance / The Pogo Man

If any of you Oldgasser's ever get to Calgary, Alberta Canada.....make a point of going to see the Gasoline Alley display at Heritage Park....lots of signs, globes and rare gaspumps as seen with some of Pogogas's postings(pictures).....mm