Attending my 1st event at Iowa Gas in Des Moines. Looking to restore my 1st pump - a National Model 90 pump. Hoping to meet vendor, person or people who can provide suggestions and or parts. I have room booked at The Hampton. I know I need clockface on both sides. Thanks for input.

Dan and Vicki at PetroNuts might have those (petronuts.com). They sell reproduction face plates. You may want to contact them ahead of time and see if they can bring you a set. They have a large red trailer at the show and sell glass cylinders for visible pumps.

-Steve

Make sure you save those guts if you remove them. You'll need to locate a visi-guage for it. Good luck!

Goober

Ron Scobie offers faces, hands reset knob for your pump.

Here is how a nozzle fits on your style nozzle rest. You will need one with the slot in the front.

Guts are still in tact. I have not removed anything out. Took panels off so to display. I plan on taking folder of pics of pump with me. There is a porcelain electrical base on top - and inside the top. I assume the original but appears to be cracked. For light bulb and globe I assume. Thanks for pic of the handle - I know what to look for. Thanks all for the help!

Here is mine for reference with the visi. I will have some nozzles at the show if you want to look me up. Set up right across from the convention center doors.

The above visi is for a G&B not a National. The National visi is octagon not round. I believe there was two or three variations of their octagon visi, not not sure witch one is correct for the National 90.

The pump also has Bowser hands on it. National made a number of changes on the 90 over the years. Pumps with serial numbers from 901-905791 had different a different reset; faces; bezels and top casting to name a few. The reset went to the side (not through the glass) on the later ones.
Ron

I have a nozzle section on my website: http://petrolianacollectibles.com/gas%20pump%20nozzles.htm

I also have pictures of your pump on this section: petrolianacollectibles.com/pc-1.htm Just click on literature.

If you are interested in any literature I can bring it to Iowa, I'll be selling the 3rd edition of my Gas Pump Bible identification book in the indoor vending room.

Jack Sim

Will see you there. Working on Tokheim Interceptor pump as well

Jack I have tried to email you and can't get it to go have you got any literature on a Rush M-1/

Thanks George Sager