Built between 1935 and 1946 the Wayne 60 is the longest running pump in the 60 (Computer faced) Series. These were built in 2 sizes. the "Wayne 60" which had a narrower base at 26 1/2 Inches wide and the "Wayne 60-C" which had a base 3 Inches wider at 29 1/2 Inches . There are also a few variations in parts, the "rails" were also wider on the "Wayne 60-C". If you are unsure which model you have, watch our video on "How to identify you Wayne 60 Inches .

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The Wayne 60-S has a relatively short production and was only built in 1937 and 1938. The S model had a computer face and was built in 1 size off the "Wayne 60-C" chassis, which had a the wider at 29 1/2 Inches and wider rails. If you decide to convert your pump to a display model, it must be a "Wayne 60-C". If you are unsure which model you have, watch our video on "How to identify you Wayne 60 inches.

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The Wayne 65-S was the display version of the first "tandem pump" in the Wayne 60 series. Built between 1935 and 1937. The "Wayne 65-S"  model was built to accommodate both gas stations with smaller islands as well as larger stations that offered multiple products and grades of fuel. This pump had 2 hoses and could dispense 2 different products. Most "Wayne 60" and "Wayne 60-S" parts will fit the "Wayne 65-S" including the display conversion. However, if you are needing parts where the two pumps attach, or are considering converting to the "S" display, please call us so we can get measurements and can be certain the parts will fit.

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The Wayne 66 was the second "tandem pump" offered in the Wayne 60 series. Built between 1937 and 1940. The "Wayne 66"  model was built to better accommodate gas stations with smaller islands and still be able to offer multiple products and grades of fuel. This pump had 2 hoses and could dispense 2 different products. Several "Wayne 60" parts will fit the "Wayne 66". However, Since this pump was modeled after the "Wayne 60-A" there are several parts that won't fit. If you are needing parts, please call us so we can get measurements and can be certain the parts will fit Correctly.

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The Wayne 60-A was only built in 1937. The A model was built for stations that had small islands or very limited space. Because of it's limited production, it's a fairly rare model. The easiest identifiers of the "Wayne 60-A" are it's narrow width, rectangular base and it's missing the typical Wayne 60 "Humps" on the side.

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The Wayne 65 was the first "tandem pump" in the Wayne 60 series. Built between 1935 and 1937. The "Wayne 65"  model was built to accommodate both gas stations with smaller islands as well as larger stations that offered multiple products and grades of fuel. This pump had 2 hoses and could dispense 2 different products. Most "Wayne 60" parts will fit the "Wayne 65" however, if you are needing parts where the two pumps attach, please call us so we can be certain the parts will fit.

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The Wayne 60-T was built between 1936 and 1939. The T model is very unique as it looks very different than and other pump in the 60 Series. If you have a "Wayne 60-T" and are looking for parts, please call us so we can get exact measurements of parts to ensure a proper fit.

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