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Good evening all! Time to show the pics of the cool stations and stuff you have seen while out on your travels. Ill start it out with a station in,of all places,Hanapepe,Hawaii .this was posted on Facebook by a friend who was just visiting there

This Sinclair station is in lake delton,Wisconsin .pretty impressive place

Next is a station that is right by me.


When I stopped in to ask if maybe there were any relics around,I was told no,but they did have a great pic he let me photograph
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Last one is another before and after from a road trip awhile back,here's today

Same deal,I went in to let them know I wasn't some kind of weird character ,and the guy showed me this
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So lets see what you all have found this month! And keep them cameras at the ready! Mick

Here's one I spotted in Nebraska

The first photo is of a friends Richfield station he purchased in 1959. The second photo is after a remodel in the mid 60's, and the third photo is the same building as it is today. Thanks Gil for all the good stories.

Found this in Cool place in Maine.

On a trip a few months back......

A small town in Utah's only store/gas station...now converted to a single home.

Mick--Heres a few pictures of long forgotten stations that are still standing here in North Dakota, as reminders of days gone by! This first one is in northwest North Dakota and the whole town just never made it and is slowly fading into oblivion!

Heres a picture of an old station that is now a repair shop and is located near the South Dakota border. I was at their sale and bought 2 pumps, some signs and oil racks, and 2 cast iron globe sconces from the front of the station.

Heres a picture of the old Westland station that still stands in Minot North Dakota. It was a retail outlet that sat right next to the corporate headquarters of Westland Oil! I bet it was a fancy place in its day!

The stuff I found today def belongs in FATW. One of those places I've be past a 1,000 times. The signs are plastic & look solid. The upside body was a surprise. I need a rear tub section...going to see the realtor in the a.m. see if maybe I can clean up their "junk"

Found this place out in Eastern Colorado while working, There was a pole and frame from an old Skelly sign, and inside the garage there is a wall built out of 5 gallon cans that were made to hold supplies, very cool old station and the only other thing standing was an old church out in a field.



The old general store and garage.


Inside the garage.


In the top left corner of the garage you can see a section of the wall built out of the 5 gallon cans.