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This pump I bought to cheap at a farm sale .Its a RECON ??? AMERICAN OIL CO. sign and 40cent gas!I just wanted to have a pump that I don't have to worry about setting outside ,and it's a night light for my garage.
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NICE! I have been trying to find a pump for a decent price to have as a winter project, knocked on a door today at a home where I have seen a pump exactly like I am looking for. They said no they were not interested in selling and it's sad it is laying there in pieces and I could do so much with it. The woman at the house said she has been asked at least 50 times if it was for sale!
thanks chevy,officialfuel,stones,ejw,vansky,jame,and jamie!I hate to see somepeople love thing too death![like this lady and many others who don't preserve these things but won't let them go!]