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David Laughery
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Here is an interesting comparison of early gas pumps.
Regards. Dave L.

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David Laughery
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The very first thing I do on a diecast model,
is darken the radiator with a black marker.
I use one with a pointed tip.
Regards, Dave L.

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Dave
This thing strongly remembers me of my Corvair Rampside.
(1:1 scale)
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Gerold
Those were pretty scarce here in the States.
But you are right, they do look similar.
Regards, Dave L.

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I choose to paint the stripe yellow,
as I felt white looks cheap...

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David Laughery
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As I remember, servicing these
was an exercise in unnatural body position.
Regards, Dave L.
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A hobby, within a hobby, within a hobby, is collecting gas pumps.
I always intended to model a 1930s service station using these 1930 pumps.
Regards, Dave L.

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