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These are some of the Pumps I'm trying to purchase in my area. I've gotten "not for sale" on the 1st 2 pictures and no luck finding someone at the last 2 pictures. I really want those last 2. I will keep trying on all 4 with cash in hand. I also know of at least 4 more pumps I will try for but I need more cash so I'm starting a new job Fri. wish me luck, not at the new job but at aquireing the pumps!
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Thanks officialfuel, I'll need it, how's things goin this winter?
The last 2 pics, those pumps are sweet!
Yep chevy59, sweet, look all original, I dont think I would restore either, just park them in protected area.
Thanks trgrubaugh and beachbomb
Good Luck they all look like great finds !
Thanks Mani for good luck wishes, love and comment
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Those last two pumps are amazing, good luck on them.
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Good luck! You'll get sooner than you think
Thanks Signaholic for good luck wishes, Ive got a verble agreement on the Sunoco pump, just have to go get it!
Great to hear they are being saved !~ Phil.
Thanks Phil for nice comment and lovin this
Thanks mikielikesigns2