You are all wrong. First this pump is basically the Tokheim 300 with a different top, and the stainless trim & the ID tag says National. Tokheim acquired National, they stopped making the National pumps where the letter in the ID tag was first, then the number (example A-38). Tokheim changed the model numbers to be number first, then the letter. Take a good look at the ID tag above, this pump is a 64-B. The 64 had the 17' hose, where the 62 had a 12" and the 66 had a 14.'

Picturers of all three pumps are shown on this page http://petrolianacollectibles.com/national%2062a-64b.htm

I also suggest you get a copy of my Gas Pump ID book, but the book is out of pring and a few show up on Amazon for about $125.00. But, Amazon does sell a e-book copy of my book for less that $15.00. They quit sending me royalities a couple of years ago, so I don't make any money anymore.

I believe what you have is a porcelain pump, be carefilly with it, they chip easy. Use a good paint remover and polish the porcelain

Jack Sim

Last edited by Jack Sim; Fri Nov 28 2014 02:23 AM.
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