That’ll polish up nice for my Tokheim 34.
Can you post a picture of what belongs to your pump?
That’s the thing. I have no clue. I expect just a normal brass nozzle as used on Wayne 60s, etc.
I grabbed this pic from this site, btw
Ernie, there’s tons of them on Feebay as always...
OK, I ha e zero clues. I’ll look. Thanks
That looks like a standard Buckeye nozzle. I think I have some of those. I also has a Tokheim 1063 nickel plated nozzle that is pitted some. Not sure if they are the right nozzle for that pump?
There is also the older version of Tokheim nozzles that have the word “Tokheim” cast into the side of them. I’m not sure if they were used on 34’s, but they probably would fit the time frame. If I remember correctly, I think there were two versions. One with a hook (for visibles) and one without. I have several, and I can check tomorrow for pics, but I’m sorry, they are NFS.
Maybe someone on here knows the timeframe for the nozzles I’m talking about a little better than me. But they are cool nozzles, nonetheless.
-Steve
That IS kinda cool. I guess I can just get something generic from Feebay until something amazing shows up.
Who’d a known that the hardest part of this whole thing is deciding a cool eye catching Non Texaco, Sinclair, or Mobil brand to do the pump in.
Gilmore, Associated/Flying A, Signal, Polly gas, General Petroleum, etc would look good on that pump. Or just leave it original. Cool pump
That pump has a great original look. The ‘patina’ looks great. Throw some pump plates, a hose, a nozzle and a globe on it and light it up as is.
I have a lot of brass nozzles and if you are still looking, I am sure I can find you something!
Send me an email if you're still looking.
Hello - I just bought a Bennett 541 and need a brass nozzle for it
Let me know what you have and how much?
Thanks
Vinnie