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I have passed on more than 50 of these over the years. All were priced well below 100 dollars.

I think a couple of years ago, somebody had like 10-15 of these at Peotone? Price was cheap too, I dont think they sold.

Im not bashing your pump, it looks great. If you can get over 1k for it, take the $$ and run.... Fast.


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i have sold a texaco one and a sinclair one i did last year at the Kyanna swap meet in Ky . one for 1250$ one for 1000$ . These pumps i do are show room quality. 2000 is a asking price , if people are really interested please send over a offer of more than 100$ wink . Thanks folks, and i will be posting some other stuff here shortly.

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ryan,i agree. it's hard enough to get someone to shell out $2000 to $2500 hundred for a visible these days.

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Originally Posted By: HonestOldTimer
i These pumps i do are show room quality. .

The nozzle looks rusty?


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These are $25 pumps. On the last day of the large swapmeets you could bring a truckload of these home for a K. Ive seen these left behind by smart vendors so they are not tempted to bring them back next year.


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Originally Posted By: oldnfuelish
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i These pumps i do are show room quality. .

The nozzle looks rusty?

BUT it's an Alum. Nozzle Mick!

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...you asked for thoughts...here goes:

...it's not a retail pump - it's a commercial pump...these were rarely branded...and there's no such thing as a 'John Deere' pump...and no serious John Deere collector would spend real money on this when he could buy an old, authentic piece that will actually appreciate in value...

...I get it: these pumps are easy to find and cheap to buy, so it's easy to 'restore' one and say 'look, here's an antique gas pump'...but they're not the same thing...

...the only way you'd get $2000 (or even $400) for this pump, is if you found someone who (1) doesn't know, or (2) doesn't care...this forum is more of a collector forum, not so much for some guy who doesn't know any better, and thinks 'gas pumps are gas pumps' - unfortunately for you, that guy is your target market...

...it works? that's great - but who's going to put it outside to be used, just to ruin the finish?

Last edited by gulfiend!; Thu Oct 25 2012 04:12 PM. Reason: thought it was $1000 - but it's 2000

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even though those pumps have little value,give credit where credit is do.he did a nice job on the pump.

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...yeah, the paint looks nice and shiny, but no collector is going to drop $2000 on it - unless they're at Barrett Jackson...


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at Barrett Jackson.

It takes 2 Guys to run the price up to that point! BUT IMO, the guys at BJ would rather have a Fiberglass Fantasy Time Sentry.

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i agree, let's not beat the guy up,but, i think $2000 dollars is stupid.

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No worse than admitting you live on L.I.!
OR your Real name is Mason Dixon [check his profile]!

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what's the matter with living on long island? DICK. what did i say that was wrong. i agree that 2000 dollars is way to much for that pump.i have no idea what you"re talking about.

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Nothing IF You like it.

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You did a great job restoring the pump, for a farmer this would be great and he could appreciate it. The price though that we get for those is much below that.
Good luck with your customers


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