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Posted By: autoxnut Bowser 585 restoration complete - Wed Sep 11 2019 07:37 PM
Here are a few pics of my completed Bowser 585


Description: Front
Attached picture Bowser 585 front r (2).jpg

Description: Rear
Attached picture Bowser 585 rear r (2).jpg

Description: Left
Attached picture Bowser 585 left r.jpg

Description: Right
Attached picture Bowser 585 right r.jpg
Posted By: autoxnut Re: Bowser 585 restoration complete - Wed Sep 11 2019 07:40 PM
Here are a couple more.


Description: Inside 1
Attached picture Bowser 585 front r.jpg

Description: inside rear
Attached picture Bowser 585 volumizer rear r.jpg
Posted By: Hardy's Garage Re: Bowser 585 restoration complete - Wed Sep 11 2019 11:09 PM
Nicely done!
Posted By: buzzy56 Re: Bowser 585 restoration complete - Thu Sep 12 2019 02:06 AM
Well done very clean looking pump !
Posted By: Speedracer Re: Bowser 585 restoration complete - Thu Sep 12 2019 04:41 AM
Looks great. I like the colors on the inside.
Posted By: RandyM Re: Bowser 585 restoration complete - Thu Sep 12 2019 11:42 AM
Very nice! Thank you for sharing.
Posted By: Young's Union Re: Bowser 585 restoration complete - Thu Sep 12 2019 01:50 PM
Super job!! I love the detail of the inside. A lot more work than removing the "guts"!!
Posted By: autoxnut Re: Bowser 585 restoration complete - Thu Sep 12 2019 08:19 PM
Thank you, everyone, for the kind comments. I kinda wish I had the electric motor and a few bits of linkage that I was missing, but of course that would have meant more stuff to cleanup! At least one book exists that claims the correct colors for a Phillips/Bowser are orange and black. I went to the Phillips museum in Bartlesville, OK and viewed pictures on the wall and an actual Bowser 585 in orange/maroon. Their curator provided me with the correct paint codes. The interior colors are Rustoleum colors that closets match the colors of the parts I disassembled.
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