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Original Pure Oil...Gas Station Island...Paper Towel Dispenser...With Spray Bottle | Gas, Oil, and Service Signs422 of 549 |  |  |
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Picked this gas station island paper towel dispenser with spray bottle the other day in northern Indiana. This is not just a generic towel dispenser, it's a Pure Oil with the original sign still on the front. Someone has painted it white with a paint brush but it still looks pretty good. The bottle is like new and holds water and sprays.
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