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My buddy and I found this old National A1 pump (or whats left of it) left for dead. How rare are these pumps cant find much info or many pictures of them???


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Desirable and scarce pump to find. Parts are even more difficult to find.


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Awesome pump. I wish id find one, even in that condition

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That handle is worth good $$ too

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YEP,
It's OCTOBER, Month of the WALKING DEAD.
Some have NO Respect For the DEAD!

smile smile smile

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I took the picture of the A shown on page 219 of my Gas Pump book and it is quite a bit different that yours. I check the ID tag for the model, and it said A.
The one in the picture either had an outside sight or no sight at all.
I do have a parts manual available, if interested, email me.
jhsim@petrocollect.com

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The handle, do you mean the the nozzle? I have probably over 400 pieces of literature on nozzles, mostly ads and catalogs, but not one of them referrs to the nozzle as being a handle.

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Jack, Your confusing the A w/ A1. Pump above is correctly ID as an A1.

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It may be better to part that one out, it can be restored but it depends on how deep your pockets are.

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Great pump. I wish someone near me had one so I could see one in person.


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