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Even though it has been cut down, it is still a cool looking pump. I'd replace the missing upper trim and leave it unrestored. Nice find.

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Thank you sky chief...that is my plan...it came with all the parts to do so...I figure if this is what they were doing after world war 2 ...this is a part of history too...looks like a fire chief to me....thank you again

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If you decide to save it as an original survivor pump. Then, it will look better as a FireChief pump as it is red already. SkyChief pumps were all gray/silver with a black base.


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Of course Dave, i am thinking most of my pumps will be fire chief...I'm partial to those..

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Yep, I bet a Fire Chief sign and a contains lead sign will fit those holes already on the door and it'll look great.

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That's an awesome pump as is! I'm gonna go cut down all mine! They were parts pumps cause of the rusty lower doors but not anymore! Thanks canadiandiesel for your unknowing!

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NICE PUMP, I AGREE LEAVE IT AS IS. YOU'LL FIND YOU RUN ACROSS MORE WITH NO PATINA SO WHEN YOU GET ON LIKE THIS KEEP IT ORIGINAL.

CLINT THATS A GOOD IDEA FOR YOUR PUMPS...


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Originally Posted By: Notchcad
That's an awesome pump as is! I'm gonna go cut down all mine! They were parts pumps cause of the rusty lower doors but not anymore! Thanks canadiandiesel for your unknowing!
I am a great unknower!

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Looks like another....it's catching on....

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Tokheim-Gas-Pump...76#ht_500wt_922

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Short-Cut Hill Billy, Hose is connected Directly to Spinner Manifold [there should be a pipe off manifold]!
Look at 4th & 6th pictures!

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Hill billy? I like it!

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