Well, the 21st is once again upon us, I've gotta get this out cause 4:00 AM comes early tomorrow morning. I'm starting a 5 week job for a big paper mill but that WILL NOT interfere with my working on the oldgas project pump nor perusing this site!

Well, enough about me, this month's edition is honoring the twin gas pumps in this world.
Be it visibles, electrics or whatever, the word for this month is TWINS.

Post your pictures, your stories, your brouchures and lies, all are welcome. Feel free to e-mail me any pictures and I will gladly post them for you.
THANKS for looking, let's make this month's POTM a big one!

Neal

This is one of my FANTSY pumps

I had 1 complete and a head unit of another [Thanks oltoydoc].
The showcase in 36B is made from a parts pump.

OOPS ! Forgot to take the appreciation award from the Union Oil Museum, out of the 36B face frame. SORRY

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Fellow oldgassers "The Maxwells" send us this neat picture to enjoy;



THANKS folks!!

Neal

Come on guys, there has to be more twins out there. Let the rest of us see them!
Neal or I can post pictures for you.

OKAY you oldgassers, I KNOW THERE HAVE GOT TO BE MORE TWINS OUT THERE!
Post or e-mail them to me, haninfrared@msn.com
THANKS!

Neal

Here are pics of the doubles I had a barret









dave

Tokheim 350 1956-60. I restored it as Phillips 66 Regular and Ethyl but unfortuanatly, no pics of the restored version.

Heres is my G&B 914 from 1952...well it use to be mine up until a week ago. I traded it to my buddy Dale for powdercoating work. He is going to powder coat my clockface pumps so i can get some of my projects done finally. The double was originally a Chevron pump until it was retired to a bulk plant and painted industrial grey.



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Hubba: GAS GEEK , OIL FREAK and humble moderator

Hi Neal here are a couple of twin pumps that i have if you want to post them. One is a Tokheim 36 and the other is a National 902 double clockface, the National was cut in half and I have welded it back together and am starting to restore it thanks..Frank Jones





Thanks Frank!

Neal, here is a twin that was posted on oldgas awhile back. I'm not sure who posted it. Keep up the great work.

Scott (quartcans)



Thank you too Scott, and all that the good work you do for this site!

Neal

That is Dave Bowman's wayne... killer pump!

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WANTED: Sunset & Seaside Gas/Oil stuff!

Gary Drye; The tok. 350 twin looks like one of two I saw in Sebring.Fla. back in 2001. they were at a tire shop that used to be a gas station years ago. Highland is a fla. compamy as I remember. If this isn't one of these pumps, they might still be there for you southern collectors.

I have a bunch of pics to post, and I'll start with this one. This is without a doubt, my all time favorite pump in the world, a Wayne 804, if I ever find one I'll have to stop collecting pumps because everything else would be grist for the mill




Good Luck on the Hunt

Lance / The Pogo Man

Lance,
Post the ECOMETER TWIN. It is one AWSOME PUMP !

20 + years ago, I saw a NATIONAL 802 [pg 229]laying in the back of a pickup at an auction, never did find out who it was being delivered to, pre-sold.
Dick