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Gas Pump Island

SILVERPLATE

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Has anyone made a gas pump island display with a raised island? I am looking for photos and ideas on what you made the island out of. No concrete. Looking for movable options. Replies appreciated...Mike
 
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kabinenroller

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When I paved the driveway to my shop we formed up an oval island between the overhead doors to display a couple of my pumps and a light pole that I built. The lights are connected to the timer that operates the soffit lighting on the building. I restored the pumps to the brand of gas I pumped at the station I worked at when I was 16.
 

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JDMopar

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If you have gas pumps like the ones Kabinenroller posted, I don't think fiberglass will hold them up unless they're gutted. I have one similar, and they are HEAVY! You could get some 1/2" steel sheet cut to the shape you want, select the wheels you want, and then weld a band around the edge tall enough to hide the wheels and barely clear the floor. Paint it to your liking and slap your pumps on it! :beer:
 

turbowoodworker

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Post #3 has your answer but it is expensive. Nice website too. Go to Accessories, two models, moveable, no concrete.
 
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