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Took a drive today to meet a junk dealer and after looking at his stuff he asked me if I'd seen this house and barn with all the pumps around it, I said no, so he told me where and I went and took these pictures. The owner wasnt home but his wife said come back anytime, I sure will! This is just some of the pumps, theres more. I looked across the road at the neighbors and he had a Visible and a Pre-Visible next to his garage. Enjoy!
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very cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!! those esso must be from england?
I'd ask him if that EcoTireFlator is for sale, that would be an awesome pic, those are hard to find!
To cool!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks BELLIN68,chevy59,kinggulfoil cwork and stonesfan1 for looking,likes,loves and nice comments. The wife said nothings for sale but I wont believe that untill I talk with her husband, she also said the barn is full and most of it was collected by his parents! I cant wait to see it! not going today its 24' this morning brrrr.
Thanks to Hedgewalker, officialfuel and olegaclockman47 for checking this out and glad you all love it.
Thanks Longings for lookin and lovin
Love the Tireflator and oil rack, and the GB pre-visable.
Rod
Thanks loftbed,pickrknows,Vontrike and Packrat for comment and love its.
luv that clock face Sinclair pump & the red & white island display cabnet in pict#3
A Late Thanks to eyesopen, MMM, ignatz, beachbomb, mikielikesigns2, undreal, stonesfan1, and packratplace
Also thanks to blunderbuss2 and musikchoo
Thanks stonesfan1, miKKoChristmas11 and ttomtucker!