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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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Nice job. I haven't seen that model gilbarco restored before. Like the stainless trim for the nozzle area. Like your Beeline Bowser too, good work...GB
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Nice job. I haven't seen that model gilbarco restored before. Like the stainless trim for the nozzle area. Like your Beeline Bowser too, good work...GB Thanks, I have another one of these Gilbarco pumps in front of my shop done up as a Texaco pump (it's a little newer). I work at a sign shop and I used reverse copy vinyl on polycarbonate plastic and had our painter back spray the translucent white. The Beeline is our favorite pump too. Wally
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Great looking pumps! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Mike
Always Looking for any Pure Oil and Sunoco Items.
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You took an often over looked pump and really showed how cool it can be. Very nice job, you should be proud. Of course doing it Sinclair makes me like it that much more. Tom.
Always buying gas pumps and parts. Visit my web site: www.gaspumps.usBuckles Vintage Gas Pump Parts LLC Carthage Indiana
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You really do your pumps proud, and like Tom says you sure bring out the full potential to these "not so early" pumps that are starting to come on stronger. Very nice work.
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Nice pumps I like all of them you did a great job on the restoration of them all that Texaco looks awesome along with all the rest.
Bob
Always looking for Frontier and Beeline items.
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Thanks everyone, here's the Texaco Gilbarco in front of the shop where it resides. Check out the snow last week, thankfully it's all pretty much gone. Wally
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wow those look really great. Is the polycarbonate plastic the actual glass and you worked up the Sinclair and Texaco on them or just the labels? I need to do window glass for a 1006 that I would like to finish and that is really inspiring me. thanks for showing those.
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Nice job everything looks great.
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Looks good Wally, I like those pumps, they are heavier than they look aren't they. Ken.
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Great looking pumps..Well done.
Looking for Keystone,Pure,Sinclair,Texaco,Sterling and Gulf...Thanks, Brian
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wow those look really great. Is the polycarbonate plastic the actual glass and you worked up the Sinclair and Texaco on them or just the labels? I need to do window glass for a 1006 that I would like to finish and that is really inspiring me. thanks for showing those. I'm lucky enough to work at a sign shop so I started with two 17"H x 22"L x 1/8" cut pieces of polycarbonate (also known by the trade name Lexan). I cut the red Sinclair translucent vinyl in reverse and adhere it to the top section of each piece. I also adhered a 3/8" black vinyl strip across each piece under the logo. I masked the rest off and the painter sprays translucent white paint behind it. You can buy Lexan plastic at Lowes and have them cut it 17" x 22" and then have a print shop make two translucent vinyl prints that you can adhere to the front as well. The nice thing about lexan is that you can bend it, and cut it with tin snips, where acrylic or plexiglas will crack. If you use glass you can also have a translucent vinyl print made and stick it to the glass. Wally
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Thanks for the reply and I appreciate the info. I can only hope my pump turns out as nice. Tom
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Dave GILL, Dave's Garage & Memorabilia, Inc.
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Amazing job on the Sinclair pump! All your pumps look really great. Makes me want to get started on my '61 Wayne 420 pump. Is that blue and white Pure oil pump an A.O. Smith pump? Looks similar the Wayne 400 style pumps. Paul
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Amazing job on the Sinclair pump! All your pumps look really great. Makes me want to get started on my '61 Wayne 420 pump. Is that blue and white Pure oil pump an A.O. Smith pump? Looks similar the Wayne 400 style pumps. Paul Thanks! Yes, it's an AO Smith L-3. It's not a very desirable pump (technically neither is the Gilbarco) but I've owned three of the L-3's and they're nice pumps. They're fairly inexpensive and look great when they're done. Here's a better pic of it. EDIT: I just realized that you were looking at the Purol pump I sold last year. That was a cool pump that I sold to a friend. Here's another pic of that one too. Wally
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Wow! That Standard Oil pump looks amazing too! Love the globe on top, think it fits it well. My Wayne 420, which was originally a B/A pump did not have a globe but I will add one when I rebuild it. Being a child of the '60s I find myself attracted more to this style of pump from the late 50s-70s even if as you say they are not as desirable. Keeps the price down, works for me! Thanks for posting the Smith pump pics Wally, Paul
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Would you be able to me what color yellow you used please? Anything to reference would be great, sir. Thank you for your time
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