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Posted 2 years ago
Justin
(4 items)
Here is a Tokheim gas pump that I just got done restoring. Before and after. I bought this pump last July at the Iola old car show and Swap meet, in Iola Wisconsin. (It's a great show and even better Swap!) I have it restored in Polly Gas, that is the theme of my basement bathroom. It was a fun little piece to bring back to life. I am still looking for a nozzel to fit it, as all of mine are just not the right fit. I have a green hose to put on it once I find the nozzel.
Gas PumpsThe first gas pumps were built in the 1880's by the Bowser Company in Fort …
I've got a Polly Gas pump outside my garage.
Anyone know where I can get a glass and new front Dial for my Tokheim 40 A?
I bought a vinyl faceplate dial cover on EBAY it was bigger than the 40 plate I scanned it and reduced the size printed it and laminated it and it looks as good as new.