Wayne 60
Gas pump
One of our team is restoring one of his personal pumps for sale.
It has been totally disassembled, media blasted, primed and is being painted
with high quality automotive grade, base coat - clear coat paint.
Rob will add Texaco brand pump plates
as well as a Texaco Star globe with glass lenses and a Capco style body.
It will also include a polished nozzle and black rubber hose,
brass, chrome and stainless fittings.
The computer has been replace with "clock face" upgrade
to give it an additional vintage style.
Total cost: $5900
Options available at extra cost:
Cloth hose, metal or glass globe body
See pictures below of the pump as it sits now
as well as some examples of past Wayne 60 restorations we have done.
Gas pump
One of our team is restoring one of his personal pumps for sale.
It has been totally disassembled, media blasted, primed and is being painted
with high quality automotive grade, base coat - clear coat paint.
Rob will add Texaco brand pump plates
as well as a Texaco Star globe with glass lenses and a Capco style body.
It will also include a polished nozzle and black rubber hose,
brass, chrome and stainless fittings.
The computer has been replace with "clock face" upgrade
to give it an additional vintage style.
Total cost: $5900
Options available at extra cost:
Cloth hose, metal or glass globe body
See pictures below of the pump as it sits now
as well as some examples of past Wayne 60 restorations we have done.
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Wayne M-70 Gas Pump
This pump was manufactured by the Wayne Fueling systems company exclusively for the Mobil Oil Co. in 1965
It is a very hard pump to find since not many were made and most of them were discarded when upgraded to more modern pumps and they could only be used at a Mobil station.
The other problem is finding replacement parts. The dome is plastic and they were easily damaged. The stainless lower sections were often dented and very expensive to repair. In addition the window glass is round and had to be made for just that pump.
Check back from time to time and see the progress.
We plan to:
Completely disassemble the pump.
Remove scratches from the translucent lighted dome
Refinish all interior and exterior paint surfaces
Restore the numeric computer
Restore stainless steel panels (much harder than it sounds)
Rewire fluorescent lighting
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It is a very hard pump to find since not many were made and most of them were discarded when upgraded to more modern pumps and they could only be used at a Mobil station.
The other problem is finding replacement parts. The dome is plastic and they were easily damaged. The stainless lower sections were often dented and very expensive to repair. In addition the window glass is round and had to be made for just that pump.
Check back from time to time and see the progress.
We plan to:
Completely disassemble the pump.
Remove scratches from the translucent lighted dome
Refinish all interior and exterior paint surfaces
Restore the numeric computer
Restore stainless steel panels (much harder than it sounds)
Rewire fluorescent lighting
Click on thumbnails to expand
