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Wendling
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The two electric pumps are Tokhiem 300's ,the visible pump is a 1928 Boyle Dayton. I pump from a quarter barrel that sits beside it. The make believe gas is red antifreeze.It works perfect,and won't freeze,or burn. http://www.customfurniture.net/les-shell/
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Wow, don't miss his website, incredible collection, wonderfully displayed. He saved the best for last. "Lucky" is beautiful.
Holy Cow! He really has the old timey country store/gas station there.
Beautiful job on the whole thing Wendling!
Wow! Just checked out your web site and collection, great job Wendling!
Hey young fellow,
You need a few more projects ;)!
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Wow, One of the best little web site. Very nice all the way around. Love it.
Awesome collection Wendling, super job with all your resto's, looks like a true passion for you!
LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!! VERY COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Seeing everyone's collections just really makes my day. Someone said that I should do like them in our retired years,that is put puzzles together all day long.What do you think?
I would sooner tinker with rusty metal than put together puzzles, each to their own though. I love your collection, if I lived near you I would come for a visit.
I love everything, its overwhelming. I am certain that you put a lot of
love passion and dedication and it shows. Thank you for sharing all of your beautiful pictures. bratjdd