oscar01
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I am looking to place the value on this pump I did notice one odd thing that the volume read out is in liters and below that the label states price per gallon. thanks in advance.
vintage gas pump value ?
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I am looking to place the value on this pump I did notice one odd thing that the volume read out is in liters and below that the label states price per gallon. thanks in advance.
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From Canada?
Great looking pump....
Great looking pump....
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Somewhere in my favorites I have a gas pump page, but for the life of me I can't find it. Maybe this will help? Good Luck
https://www.google.com/#q=gas+pump+values&spf=1498679554281
https://www.google.com/#q=gas+pump+values&spf=1498679554281
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That has quite a few blends on it!
When I ran a Sunoco back in the late '70s we only had five blends. And I don't remember "Blue" Sunoco.
When I ran a Sunoco back in the late '70s we only had five blends. And I don't remember "Blue" Sunoco.
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My uneducated guess is a grand. That baby looks to be in great shape. Although it doesn't look that old. Personally I like those old time pumps with the glass tops that you can see the gas run through. This one is probably what- 60's - 70's maybe. Still coooooool though
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The market today is for the see-through pumps, although for the life of me I don't know why. One would think if you have a 60-70s car you would want a 60/70s pump and not one from the 1920/30s.
I would agree the pump is Canadian. We took a lot of trips to Canada when I was a kid, and they had the price per gallon for us Americans who had no clue what a bunch of liters equated to. I remember my Dad looking for how much a gallon cost when he was getting gas up there.
There was an antiques shop near us selling a similar pump last year. I think they started at $800 and the last ad I saw it in was at $400. It didn't have a globe on top, but your pump being metric and showing liters might hurt the value a bit.
I would agree the pump is Canadian. We took a lot of trips to Canada when I was a kid, and they had the price per gallon for us Americans who had no clue what a bunch of liters equated to. I remember my Dad looking for how much a gallon cost when he was getting gas up there.
There was an antiques shop near us selling a similar pump last year. I think they started at $800 and the last ad I saw it in was at $400. It didn't have a globe on top, but your pump being metric and showing liters might hurt the value a bit.
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i have a similar style pump I've gutted the inside were the plumbing goes and have a fridge in it.as mentioned above whats the fascination with the visy pumps they aren't the correct era for our cars
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