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#105850 Mon Aug 25 2003 04:34 PM
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Here's a photo of a Tokheim 620 done by Bob Pearson. Good job Bob! Nicely done.


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#105851 Mon Aug 25 2003 04:41 PM
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NOT TO SHABBY!!!!! I LIKE IT!!! FRANK..

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I'm with T-BONE. Thumbs up.
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Great job Bob, really looks great, thanks for posting Morg.

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Very nice Bob,looks GREAT.
Question I have the same pump, Tokheim 620 restored in Sunoco the top is a fiberglass cast.What does this do to the value? And is this common pratice? Just wondering Rex.


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