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October 25, 2004

Do-it-yourself kit converts fridge to classic gas pump

Do-it-yourself kit converts fridge to classic gas pump
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Crystal Lake, Illinois - An American company is offering a do-it-yourself kit that transforms your refrigerator into a classic gas pump from the 1960s.

Your choice of red, navy, black or white paint is rolled on to create the background while the gas pump accent panels are made with either magnetic or peel-and-stick adhesive for quick mounting.

Other items included in the High Octane mini kit are an authentic reproduction gas pump handle and a dispensing hose. The fuel dispensing indicator panel displays the amount of sale, gallons dispensed and price per gallon. It includes a full sheet of numbers, allowing the purchaser to select any numerical combination that has significance to him.

The all-inclusive kit also contains all the necessary supplies to complete the transformation, such as paint roller and tray, brush, adhesive and even sandpaper.

The High Octane Mini refrigerator conversion kit is U.S.$159.95. For more information, visit www.pwmenterprises.com

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