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Thank you all for a great November! For this POTM (PUMP OF THE MONTH) I chose to do all models of Tokheim 36's, 36ADC's, and 36B's. These pumps are very desirable because of their stunning Art Deco features. All of these models had an option to have a one piece milk glass top, which are extremely hard to find. These models were made from 1934-1939.
Tokheim 36: Computer
Tokheim 36: Dial Pump (DP) or Clockface
Tokheim 36: Twin Computing Pump
Tokheim 36 ADC: Large Display Case
Tokheim 36B: Computer
Tokheim 36B: Dial Pump (DP) or Clockface
Tokheim 36B: Smaller Showcase
Tokheim 36B: Dial Pump (DP) or Clockface w/ Showcase
Tokheim 36B: Twin Computing Pump
Tokheim 36B: Twin Dial Pump (DP)
Tokheim 36B: Computing w/ porcelain panels
Tokheim 36B-TW: Tydol ONLY pump w/ Shoebox globe
Tokheim 36B-TW: Tydol ONLY pump w/ Display Case & Shoebox
Lastly the FANTACY 36B triple unit display case, constructed by our late friend, Dick Bennett.
There is tons of different models of these pumps so please let me know if I forgot any. Here is my 36B DP. I thought this pump was fitting for December because of the red and green. Merry Christmas everyone, lets make this POTM amazing! Thanks for everyones support!
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Here’s a few of mine....
The first one is a station lighter and is “famous”... lol. The top of this pump was pictured in Jack’s book on page 343 to show the extra step in the station lighter tops (below the block of wood.
Last edited by Speedracer; Tue Dec 01 2020 03:07 PM.
-Steve B. (WTB: 48" Flying A button, 48" black/org Phillips 66, White Star, and Chevrolet Signs. Also looking for a Wayne 866. Send a PM. Thanks.)
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To help inform those who were unaware, I took some pictures to show the differences between the tops.
Pic #1 Standard 36B Top (round hole on top)
Pic #2 Station Lighter Top (square hole on top)
There are a few other differences in the two pumps, such as the “Stationlighter” placard on the top (pic #3), the addition to the “SL” on the ID tag (pic #4), and the electrical manifold (slightly visible in pic #2) which helps to support the station lighter tower.
These tops came in several other variations as well (glass, steel inserts, etc).
-Steve
PS. I think DB had every version under the sun and then a few extras. Lol
Last edited by Speedracer; Tue Dec 01 2020 03:34 PM.
-Steve B. (WTB: 48" Flying A button, 48" black/org Phillips 66, White Star, and Chevrolet Signs. Also looking for a Wayne 866. Send a PM. Thanks.)
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I got this 36B many years ago from the late Mike Trotnic and did a semi rustoration/clean up on it.
-Matt
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A 36B I restored last October.
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My 36 and my topless 36B.
Last edited by keithia; Tue Dec 01 2020 07:42 PM.
Drive with Care and Buy Sinclair!! I buy Sinclair globes, signs, cans, ect.
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Kevin sexton
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Thank you Steve for your information! There is so much information about these pumps!
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Anybody need a part number? Or a 1938 price. Roller nozzle- $5.00 Glass dome- $5.00
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Here are the 36B and 36 in my collection. Richard
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I likeShell ![[Linked Image from imagizer.imageshack.com]](https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/xq90/921/7Yb02T.jpg)
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Great pumps Matt. Thank you for sharing. I remember that 36ADC was in pieces, small pieces.
Have gas all the time
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