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How heavy is a vintage gas pump?
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| Brand | Road Signature |
|---|---|
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 5 x 9 x 5 inches |
| Material | Die cast |
| Item Weight | 1.62 Pounds |
| Gas Type | Gasoline |
How tall are gas station pumps?
Gas globes disappeared in the late 1930s, leaving many gas pumps standing about 5 feet tall. These pumps, however, had many curved edges. If you are looking for 1960 gas pumps for sale, then you will find 5-foot-tall box shapes. See the manufacturer site for details on sizing.
How did old glass gas pumps work?
This style gasoline dispenser used a hand operated pump to move gasoline from the storage tank into the visible cylinder at the top of the pump. Once the cylinder was full the customer would then place the gas nozzle into the tank of his automobile.
Where can I find vintage gas pumps?
At ArtFactory.com, we have some of the finest examples of working, fully restored, vintage visible gas pumps in the world. We also do restorations on vending and soda machine, antique neon signs, slot machines, and collectible antique toys just to name a few.
What kind of gas pumps do we restore?
We restore classic models from brands like Wayne, Fry, and Gibson, all to working order with historically correct signage. Our pumps also include, “original” glass, gas globes correct to the era. We can restore vintage visible gas pumps to the signage and station of your choosing.
What is a reproduction gas pump?
The Ultimate Guide to Buying Reproduction Gas Pumps A reproduction gas pump is without a doubt one of the most noticeable and unique pieces with which you could choose to furnish a room. Made to mirror the iconic gas pumps of early 20th century America, these reproductions perfectly capture the spirit of a bygone era.
Why buy replica gas pumps?
Made to mirror the iconic gas pumps of early 20th century America, these reproductions perfectly capture the spirit of a bygone era. Their beautifully nostalgic designs stand the test of time, and is sure to impress even into the modern age.