Wayne 60 Gas pump restoration

[RandyM]

Not sure if you guys would be interested in following a gas pump restoration. I am currently working on a Wayne 60 pump that I will be branding Texaco Ethyl. Here is what I am starting with.

 

[brino]

Excellent!
I am definitely looking forward to this..... "watching" the thread.

Thanks for sharing it with us!

Brian

 

[benmychree]

Assuming that the old paint contains a good dose of lead also ---

 

[Boswell]

Not sure if you guys would be interested in following a gas pump restoration.

I am offended that you even need to ask. the answer is YES

 

[RandyM]

Assuming that the old paint contains a good dose of lead also ---

No need to worry, I am pretty sure you will not be exposed to it.

OK great, guys I will keep the pics coming.

 

[Choiliefan]

How old is this great old pump?

 

[RandyM]

How old is this great old pump?

This model of Wayne would be 1935-36. Not bad for being 89 years old.

 

[NCjeeper]

Heck yeah. I did a Gilbarco pump about 10 years ago in a Phillips 66.

 

[NCjeeper]

Here is mine. It looked like yours before I did the resto.

 

[RandyM]

Here is mine. It looked like yours before I did the resto.

Tom, that pump looks like a keeper. Though, I am a globe guy. I think your pump should have a globe on it. The chevron at the bottom is a nice touch. I may have to steal that idea for a future pump. I have Gilbarco 96 waiting to be dressed anew.

This model of Wayne would be 1935-36. Not bad for being 89 years old.

Well guys, time to eat a little crow. At the risk of being wrong, I posted that my pump is 1935-36. After some serial number investigation it turns out to be a 1937. Though, 1935 is the first year of the model 60