Those air meter prices have just hit ridiculous coin, the prices near tripled in the last 2 years, you'd be lucky to find a decent one under $900., average price is $1,200.-$1,400. I can't help you locate one for reasonable money.
What are you looking for in a gas pump, I know where there's a couple visible pumps that I can likely pry out of the hands of the owner, they need restoration, but really nice cores. I'm not sure what he'd want for them, but he'll cut me a good deal, we're both member's of the Fire-brigade, I've known him for many years. The pumps used to be at his father's service station. He has restored one for display, so the other two, he'd be willing to let go.
One member here had an Eco air meter for sale, think his user here was 30sx, possibly, could have that name confused with another.
He is located just outside North Bay, i remember that, and also had a Chev 3 ton???? or?? 40's vintage, for sale here once.
One member here had an Eco air meter for sale, think his user here was 30sx, possibly, could have that name confused with another. He is located just outside North Bay, i remember that, and also had a Chev 3 ton???? or?? 40's vintage, for sale here once.
Yep, that's me...
I do have an eco air meter that I'm selling rock bottom price is $800. restored a few years ago, painted a couple of years ago. ready to mount...I also have a '56 Gilbarco gas pump that I would concider swapping for an early 50's Chev or Ford (runner) and I also do have an all original '41 Gmc 3 ton $1200
Great project builds!! How does the sound compare to regular wood body guitars?
I use the body of the guitar also...I cut it down to fit into the can. move the pickups, swithes and knobs. then I throw them up on kijiji and fund my other projects...I end up selling all of my cool stuff. like the couch...it's gone too.
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