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Last edited by Oldgas; Mon Jun 01 2015 07:19 PM. Reason: edit image url code so both images are clickable
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Please - NO offers to Buy or Sell in this forum category
Statements such as, "I'm thinking about selling this." are considered an offer to sell.
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VALUE?? HHhhmmmmm? Value on mass produced cheaper type items can be fairly easy to determine sometimes, as all you have to do is research ebay and other realms for past sales and it should bring you to a conclusion. This oil rack of yours, is something not often seen in the collectibles hobby and therefore leaves us nothing to base a conclusion on? Value on any collectible is a fairly relative thing that is influenced by many factors and can change the value of an item by a lot at times! Some of the more important ones being--Condition--Rarity--Desirability--Presentation--Affordability! It all boils down to the price that is amicably agreed on by the 2 parties. On that day, at that time and place, it was worth exactly what you sold it for! Tomorrow, it could be more--or less, depending on the same factors. Do your homework and research other oil racks that have sold. Ask the opinion of friends and fellow collectors. If you're worried about the sale of it, maybe get an expert to give you an appraisal for a fee? Its very difficult for anyone to give an accurate appraisal without seeing the piece in person, so most will be reluctant to give any information. Those wanting to buy it, will probably downplay the value somewhat. If you've done your homework and are still unsure of the possible sales value, your best option is EBAY or some other consignment sale. When it sells at auction, the highest bidder takes it home and you're done with it! You have a somewhat unique piece and it should easily sell when priced fairly and placed in an active market setting. GOOD LUCK!
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I'm sure someone has an idea of what a Bennett 156 or 256 is worth in today's market.
Wanted: Gas pump globes:Sinclair & affiliates, IL companies. Ripple bodies. Anything Sinclair, Stoll, Pierce, 4 Bros. http://www.lastgas15.com/
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everything Kevin said is good info... but im not shy about giving a gut thought on value id say $600-800
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PS. Jack's Book/Guide, from 2008, values a good condition original at $650.
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IMO - if its cherry enough too powder coat as I did, value: minimum of 1200. ...
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Thank you everyone! Randy I'm assuming your saying after its refinished.
Looking for Amoco and paper signs
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First time I've seen one of these that I can remember. Love how it lights up!! Very cool piece! Too bad that top light up area isn't a glass STP insert. That would be the money shot!! Would add another $100 or so easily.
Randy, that is sweet!!
Steve Coppens Always interested in Sunoco items! Really want a Sunoco National pump ad glass!!
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Thank you everyone! Randy I'm assuming your saying after its refinished. no - cherry (no body work at all needed) too be powder coated.. post more pictures of it ...
RANDY
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[quote=Steve C.] Love how it lights up!! quote] when I got this it was originally Richfield - never had a light in it- added the light, push button on the side for the light- had a couple pieces brass plated ...
RANDY
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