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by Fenderless - Sun Jun 04 2023 10:48 AM
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MOBILGAS items..
SWABBY
7 hours ago
Am putting up for sale the following MOBILGAS items..\
1. MOBILGS 'CURBSIDE' sign...2500,
2. 6 bottlt MOBILGAS oil bottles w/carrier 500
3. 3 MOBILGAS lubsters..150 each..
Would like to sell the lot for 3000. See pic..Any questions or comments, just .shoot me an em or PM. Thanks Warren
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Lower smaller clockface cash recorder mech
Restoration-1
10 hours ago
Looking for the smaller lower trident clock mech shell/casting for a cash recorder with or without the mechanism inside.
It measures 6 3/4" across. Also looking for the linkage that goes with cash recorders in the last picture.
Any help would be great!
Eric
317 502-5669
evong@vanausdall.com
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Signal Sign rarity
aajf
19 hours ago
Hello Folks,
This has been kicking around the property for a long time. Any idea of the scarcity or era?? Any help appreciated. Metal sign. 11x9.5 inches. Thanks, Andrew
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Looking for Gilbarco pump value
68Mustang
Yesterday at 11:55 PM
Can anyone help me to assess the value of this pump? We restored it in 2019. The paint was professionally done and looks better than the paint on my new cars..lol. I appreciate your help in advance.
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Esso DSP sign and pole
68Mustang
Yesterday at 11:48 PM
I’m selling a large Esso DSP sign and pole. Asking $2500 for both. I am located in Rhode Island. I have the original finials and very good reproduction bolt covers.
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Ad glass patina pump
Rick S.
Yesterday at 10:53 PM
Not planning on ever selling, but curious what it might be worth. Not really much surface rust, patina! Thanks, Rick
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Mecum Auction, Walworth, WI June 20-25
Oldgas
Mon Jun 05 2023 06:57 PM
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Mecum Auctions
Presentation Department
(262) 275-5050
Mecum Auctions to Host World’s Largest Road Art® Auction June 20-25
Walworth, Wisconsin, to Become Mecca for Automobilia Collectors
https://www.mecum.com/auctions/the-world-s-largest-road-art-auction/
WALWORTH, Wis. – May 30, 2022 – Mecum Auctions, the world’s largest collector car auction company, will host The World’s Largest Road Art® Auction at its company headquarters in Walworth, Wisconsin, this June 20-25 with an estimated 3,000 neon, tin and wooden signs, gas pumps and globes, pedal cars, posters and more on offer. The auction joins Mecum’s list of other annual record-sized events, including The World’s Largest Collector Car Auction® held in Kissimmee, Florida, and the world’s largest vintage and antique motorcycle auction held in Las Vegas. This Road Art auction event invites collectors from around the world to make the trip out to the beautiful Wisconsin lake country and enjoy the camaraderie that this beloved hobby creates.
Among the headlining consignments to be offered in Walworth is an original, one-of-one 1940s Rocco and Cheater’s Speed Shop Double-Sided Tin Neon Sign (Lot F341) from a repair shop that opened in 1944 in Birmingham, Alabama, and soon became a popular destination for racing enthusiasts. The arrow-shaped sign measures nearly 10 feet by more than 4 feet and features two colors of neon.
A historic, one-of-a-kind 1950s porcelain neon sign for Sam’s Auto Parts (Lot S122) is another auction highlight; the single-sided animated roadside icon features a 1950s Cadillac smashing into a wall with a wrecked front end, a flat tire and a neon headlight that blinks. The sign measures 11 feet by approximately 8.5 feet. The iconic Chevrolet bowtie will also be presented in the form of another desirable neon sign to be offered at the auction, this one (Lot F157) from Wolf Chevrolet, measuring 29 feet by 9 feet and featuring two colors of neon.
From The Jeff Spanier Gas and Oil Collection of more than 200 high-quality globes, 400 authentic gas and oil cans and more is a one-piece Texaco Fire-Chief Hat Gas Pump Globe (Lot F189) that is the only one known to exist. Also from the collection is an unusual and rare Marathon Motor Oil 1-Gallon Oil Can (Lot F22) in the shape of a pyramid that depicts an oil well.
For the avid “King of Cool” fan is a pair of 1960s-1970s Baruffaldi Italian glasses (Lot S162) that, according to Barbara McQueen, were owned and worn by late actor Steve McQueen while driving his motorcycles and sports cars and while flying his planes. The set includes clear, yellow and smoked switchable lenses, a carrying case, and a certificate of authenticity signed by Barbara McQueen.
Mecum has reinvented its bidder registration process, making it easier than ever for collectors and enthusiasts to bid, both from home and at the auction. Options for in-person, telephone and internet bidding start at $100, and standard, in-person bidding includes admission for two persons to all auction days. The World’s Largest Road Art Auction is open to registered bidders only.
For more information about The World’s Largest Road Art Auction and all other Mecum auctions, visit Mecum.com. Mecum’s website is updated daily with the latest consignments and includes detailed descriptions and photographs of the items to be offered. For schedule information or to register as a bidder for this and all Mecum events, visit Mecum.com, or call (262) 275-5050 for more information.
Copyright © 2000-2023 Mecum Auction, Inc. All rights reserved.
Road Art®, MyMecum® & The Bid Goes On® are registered trademarks of Mecum Auction, Inc.
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Pump Price Wheels
beng2121
Mon Jun 05 2023 01:15 AM
I'm a newbie working on pumps and have only done a couple smaller projects. One I'm working on needs new numbers on the price wheels. I have the number stickers, but can't figure out how you get access to the entire wheel to put them on. Before I start pulling every screw and pin in an effort to get to them, is there a trick or efficient way to get the wheels off or where they can rotate freely?
Thanks!
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