Classic Vintage Gas Stations
Hi, dne’ here;) I know there are many people who go all out in presenting their place of play as an old Vintage Gas station. Some go all out and spare no expense and demonstrate creativity. For me, I’ve had an opportunity to make my garage look like an old Texaco Station, somewhat. I’m hoping for some viewers to share their fun places here on CC&T.
Of course I’m going to start off with my garage~ let’s get some people chiming in, show me what cha got!
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Hey, I’m still plugging away at Vintagizing my garage! Give me a year or two!
Let’s see who’s going to chime in~ If you want to play, send me a couple of pics and where you’re from! 😉
dne’ Super Classic Car enthusiast and Blaster from the past!
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These pics are from Chip located in Glenwood, Maryland! He is seriously into the Vintage Texaco and everything Vintage! I am so jealous, but he’s a role model to follow!! Way to go Chip!!
I’ve seen these signs and poles, I know what they go for! If I find one, I’ll buy it too! That is if Gary will let me;)
I know I’ve seen a post card like this!!
I bet this sign is a tall!! Look how nice it is!;)
Thank you Chip for the awesome pictures, and I know you’re extremely proud of your accomplishments and future things to come!!
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OK who’s next!! ??? 😉
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I’ve often wondered if Gary is out robbing banks. I know that if I had such a hot and talented wife with a classic car fetish, I’d be out robbing a lot of banks. It’s been over 50 years since I last saw a Texaco station. We lived right next to one in the 50’s and early 60’s. I sure remember those signs, pumps and coke machines. The old leaded gasoline smelled way different than modern gas.
Good morning Bruce;) I must admit Gary does support my classic car addiction! I remember mom pulling up to gas pumps, the nice gas attendant would say, “check the hood?” Mom would normally say, “Fill up with Ethyl please”, then the guy would swipe here gas credit card on a little plastic thing! Let’s not forget Gas wars! We’d cross the street to save a penny on gas and gas was dirt cheap! Ah, the good ole days!
dne’ 😉