I pulled it out of a farmers field here in Texas years back. Took several days just to get the mud out of the cracks before pulling it apart and going to work on it little by little. It was rusty but solid.

Just want to thank everyone who helped me along the way by selling parts, giving advice, and answering numerous questions. This was going to sit out on my patio with a solar cell in it so it would light up as soon as the sun went down but honestly it turned out much nicer than I anticipated so inside it shall remain.

I can't waste what i've learned so on to the next one which is another Bennett and will most likely be Shell flavored.

Nice job! I agree, it is too nice to leave outside.

Looks good. Find a survivor pump to put out side. Richard

Looks good !

Wow, great looking pump!

Great job. Like it

Very nice job!!!

Lookin good! Wouldn’t put that pump outside though.

Came out great, you made the right choice to keep it inside.

I like it! Well done.

Thanks Gents, you are all an inspiration and wealth of knowledge here!

Night and day, great job!

Very nice work! Congratulations.

Beautiful!

great job , your the man !! started restoring pre-1918 gas pumps 4 years ago now on my 28 th one . The early 1900s is hard to find different ones ,

Very nice. I really like it!!

Even a Texaco guy like me can appreciate how well that looks...LOL...also like your posters on the wall...

WOW!! And that is you first ever restoration? Great results. That could be a museum piece some day.

Congratulations, very very nice. The paintjob and details are incredible