Show us your Gas Pump..

I'll play--nothing as fancy as some of the other stuff on here, but I'm only into it for maybe $40-50. Late '20s Gas-Boy done in Gilmore colors since that's my last name and the company was owned by distant family. It still functions if I hook it to a reservoir.

 

Here's mine-----And an old oil pump too!!!-------Don

 

Just a couple of mine.

 

Here's the oldest gas pump in my collection. It's a 1910 Milwaukee Tank Works that I made into a lamp for my living room.

Jim

 

This is what lights my way home, and I installed it to pump 100LL.

 

Lanterns and gas...something is really "spooky" 'bout that

 

I admire you fellas that have a pump in the house. My wife would stroke out.

 

Nothing special, but here's ours. An older non-commercial Gas-Boy that has the gallons meter removed and a digital clock display in it's place.

 

Ok here's one of mine, not sure what year, hell I don't now anything about it maybe someone can help. I sure do like how it looks outside the new shop.

 

A few more I just picked up I would love to find a match for the white one and the green one, smaller ones are open to trades.

 

This was the pump that my Grandfather had on his Airport pumping av gas. Its my yard light now.

 

Here's my lil beauty

 

looks like an expensive hobby restoring those pumps would love to have one

 

Here is mine.

 

Same spot, several years apart....

 

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Here is mine,in Brisbane Oztralia,a '59 Wayne 605 model.The Golden Fleece brand is long gone now.

 

restored 9 pumps so far.

 

I've had this one for probably 20 years.HRP

 

Eddy the B, The red pre-visible sitting outside branded in Texaco is G&B 66 from 1923

Larry

 

Here's a pic of my ole Frye 73. Been sitting in my shop for several years.
Cheers!
Mickm

 

Starting my 3rd floor Sinclair station soon......

 

My Dad restored this one.



The visible in the background used to belong to my Great Grandparents. A local farmer ended up with it and he knew the history so offered it to us when he decided to get rid of it.

 

My shop display gets alot of smiles from our customers!!

 

Took me a long time to find finally came a cross this wayne in my neigbours yard not even 1/2 mile away from my shop.

 

here is a gas pump I made out of scrap panelsteel and 3ml plate.still have to finish the globe,I'm making that out of fiberglass.I took a mold of a repo one.

 

Found abandon on a farmers scrap pile. It is a wayne model 60

 

One I picked up yesterday.. 1936 Tokhiem.

 

Hey Tommy, I've got one like that!