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Posted 1 year ago
chevy59
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Here is my Wayne Gas Cart I just got back from being restored last week, it dates to the late teens to the early 1920's. Done in the Red Crown Polarine theme, it has custom paint with pin stripping and lots of brass to make it pop. Thanks for looking!
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Just Awesome!
Like Michael said "AWESOME" . Fine restro job.
Looks GREAT!
Love the gas cart, when are we going to see that car?
Thanks officialfuel, kerry10456, trukn20, stonesfan1, pops, leighannrn, rocker-sd.
Thanks Oilman514 for the love, looking for some more signs though, you need to let me know where your picking grounds are. Lol
Chevelleman69, I may put it on soon, it needs a good waxing first.
That is awesome.
Thanks for the love Trey!
Thanks loftbed, mtg75, longings, and shughs for all the loves!
beautiful restro. on the gas cart,whoever did it was a perfectionist! but then again, if James Dean asked me to restro. something, it would be perfect to!!!!LOL
another love for ya big boy:0 very cool chevy59!!!!!!!!!!!!
I see that you finished restoring the gas pump like the one in my grandfather's photo that I posted a number of months ago! Your pump looks great! I recently discovered that the pump could have been produced as early as 1910. Check out this link: http://www.zazzle.com/ny_firefighters_1910s_poster-228658255839966938 The poster shows firefighters testing a pump similar to yours (and the one in my photo) and they said the picture was taken between 1910-1915. I believe the photo of my grandfather was taken around 1910 also. Anyway, I love your pump!