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#824423 Thu Sep 10 2026 07:31 PM
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Looking for the two trim pieces that go on the referenced pumps doors. The pieces look similar with the exception that the one at the bottom of the door is taller than the one at the top. Both look like the one in the attached picture just below the door's window. Any help location these trim pieces would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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The one in the picture is not a single piece of trim it is individual pieces are are hard to find. You might have to find the later version. They are one piece trim.


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I believe he's looking for the decorative pieces, not the bezel parts

If I remember correctly scobie is the only vendor with the correct looking repo parts. Good luck.

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I was talking about the decorative pieces. The early ones are separate pieces. That is why there is a lot of holes in the door.

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I had no idea that the decorative pieces below the window frame consisted of 5 individual parts but that certainly explains why there are so many holes. Now that I know what I'm looking for. I have a contact that makes individual trim pieces and I will reach out to him to see if he can help. Thanks Matt and Morgan!.

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Matt, interesting. In this area all the pumps I've seen and owned had one piece trim. Similar to Tokheim 36. Thanks for the photos.

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The later model went to the single setup with only two mounting holes to hold it in place... I too have a MS 70... Unfortunately it's not an early version, I prefer the 5 spears, they look really sharp all polished up, Very Art Deco

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Attached are a coupe of photos of the trim pieces I had made for my MS 70. The trim uses the original holes for installation and I think they came out nice.

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They do look great. Now on to the next project hey ....


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