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Mon Feb 20 2012 09:22 PM
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This is my first pump restoration. I know it isn't period or color perfect. I had learned some things while doing this and hope my second one will be better.
B76 pump
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Obviously I've made an idiot of myself by describing this as a B76 pump when all of you know that it is Bennett 646. My bad.
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That pump looks great to me. Mitch
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i dont see anything wrong with that pump. restore them as you want to, looks great!
collecting standard oil items Tim Flannery
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Wow, I think it looks great, especially for a first pump restoration! Brady
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That looks good to me, nicely done.
Ed
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That looks terrific! Do 'em the way you want. Good job.
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They should have painted the pump your way to begin with!
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Looks good! I can appreciate all of the extra effort and work involved in the masking. Which you did perfectly, as it's difficult when it transitions through all the different panels.
Dave GILL, Dave's Garage & Memorabilia, Inc.
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Looking for anything JENNEY OIL OR GAS
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That is a true eye catcher. I like it.
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That does look great, I agree they should have been painted that way back in the day!
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They did paint them this way in the Northeast marketing area from 59-63. The blue may have been darker, but I realy like the light blue. If I do a pump like this I would also do it on a tall pump,they look better than short pumps.
I likeShell
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Sweet Ginger Brown...You dealt yourself a winning hand with that combination!!!
DOC @ THE AMERICAN GARAGE
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Looks awesome! That is a very hard paint scheme that most people wouldn't even attempt. Great work!
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