Pennzoil Wayne 70 Gas Pump Replica - 90" Tall x 30" Wide x 18" Deep

Pennzoil is the featured icon for the shown configuration of this vintage gas pump replica, a motor oil brand with roots in Pennsylvania oil country. This full-size tribute captures the clean, upright presence of the Wayne Model 70, introduced in the late 1940s by the Wayne Pump Company in Fort Wayne, Indiana. It gives collectors, garage builders, and service station history fans a centerpiece with real backlit replica gauges and serious curb appeal.

Picture it in a finished garage where the car is freshly detailed, the floor is spotless, and the walls are lined with signs, tools, and stories. Set this replica gas pump near your favorite ride and it instantly turns that corner into an old-school service bay scene. The glow from the gauges adds just the right after-hours station vibe, while the tall profile makes it impossible to ignore. Friends will stop, look twice, and start swapping road trip memories, first car stories, and favorite gas station stops.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 7'6" H x 2'6" W x 1'6" D
• 110 Volt. UL Listed.
• Real backlit replica gauges
• Wording on ad glass panel can be different than what is shown.
• Weight: Approximately 120 lbs.
• Made in the U.S.A.

Available Configurations

• Front Color: Yellow, Black, Orange, Blue, Red, Dark Red, Green, White
• Front Lower Decal: None, Matching Globe Decal
• Globe: Pennzoil, American Gas, Blue Sunoco, Conoco, Sinclair, Sinclair Supreme, Esso, Mobilgas, Union 76, Phillips 66, Polly Gas, Pure, Route 66, Texaco
• Globe Outer Rim Color: Black, White, Red, Blue, Dark Blue, Yellow, Green, Orange
• Hose and Nozzle: Standard, Stainless Hose Only, Chrome Nozzle and Hanger Only, Chrome Package
• Side Color: Black, Blue, Orange, Yellow, Red, Dark Red, Green, White

Choose the colors, globe, decal setup, and hose and nozzle package that fit your space, whether you want a Pennzoil gas pump look or another classic station brand from the available globe choices. For a garage, auto shop, diner, home theater, or man cave, this is a big, nostalgic piece of American service station history that brings the fun every time the lights come on.