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    That's a pretty cool idea! I'd bet there is a market for the old ones all restored and pretty.


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    Quote Originally Posted by devo View Post
    That's a pretty cool idea! I'd bet there is a market for the old ones all restored and pretty.
    I started collecting hydrants a few years back, its kinda funny as everyone including me is on well water and I have this fire hydrant sitting in my front yard. Heve'nt had time to sandblast and paint my other two and I know of one more that I've been tying to get but never find anyone atound to make an offer to.

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