Restoration of a 1950s Gas Pump

David and Stuart work together to restore an original 1950s Bennett gas pump for Stuart's friend Tom. The project involves detailed restoration work, including sandblasting, painting, and rewiring. The pump is transformed with a Texaco Sky Chief motif, and a vintage globe is added. The final reveal is a surprise for Tom, who is thrilled to see the pump restored to its former glory.

What is the main reason Stuart wants to restore the gas pump?

• To use it in his own gas station

• To display it in a museum

• As a gift for his friend Tom

• To sell it for profit

What type of pump is being restored?

• Gilbarco pump

• Wayne pump

• Bennett pump

• Tokheim pump

What motif does Stuart want for the restored pump?

• Shell

• Texaco

• Chevron

• Exxon

What is the first step in the restoration process?

• Painting the pump

• Finding replacement parts

• Sandblasting to bare metal

• Reassembling the parts

What historical elements were found during the restoration?

• Sinclair and BP stickers

• Old coins

• Vintage car parts

• Old gas station receipts

What colors are used for the Sky Chief theme?

• Black and white

• Red and green

• Orange and purple

• Blue and yellow

What unique item did David find to complete the pump's look?

• A vintage nozzle

• An old gas station sign

• A rare Sky Chief globe

• A classic car model

How does Tom react to seeing the restored pump?

• He is disappointed

• He is indifferent

• He is thrilled

• He is confused

What was the condition of the pump before restoration?

• It was in perfect condition

• It was missing several parts

• It was rusty and had multiple paint layers

• It had a showroom paint job

What does David explain to Tom about the restoration process?

• It was a simple task

• It involved a lot of metalwork and rust removal

• It required no new parts

• It was done in a day