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old gas stations.
a friend sent me this link. thought i would pass it on.
http://www.agilitynut.com/gas/main.html my car at one of the stations shown. 4th of july. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1252624269.jpg |
Very cool. Thank you.......
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That is on Mass RT-2, right?
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I've been into old gas stations for a long time, and have restored many old gas pumps. That was a time I love, as it brings back my youth and cars. There was a old station in a town nearby like a Phillp's 66 and stood for years. The last time I drove by it was gone, demolished. I would have loved to have moved that to my spread and restored it, but now a part of history is gone.
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I worked in a Richfield station as a middle teanager in the later '50's. I loved it then. Of course we pumped the gas, checked the oil, air in the tires, and washed the windshields. I especially liked washing windshields of nice looking ladies with dresses on. The last time I saw it in the '80's sometime, it was closed, fenced off, & had an environmental hazard sigh in front of it.
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We have a real famous one pump shack from the 20s........I'll post a pic tomorrow. It was in a movie...you'll have to guess.....it's near the Bacara Hotel in Goleta CA.....
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The first one of these is only about 3 miles due south of here (in the yuppy district), the second is about 5 miles away. I didn't know it used to be a gas station, I just thought it was some silly old shop building.
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