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Hi everyone. Thanks for all who participated in all "of the month" threads. Its great to see different stuff and learn more about the Hobby we love. This Month we will be posting quarts that begin with the letter H. here are some Hudson quarts to get the Month rolling.


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Hubba the GAS GEEK , OIL FREAK of Shoreline WA

Hubba good to see you starting out with them Kansas City cans. Here is the front and back side of Western Oil & Fuel company from Minneapolis, MN.
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Here is the front & back side of Pennsylvania from Western Oil & Fuel Co.
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Here is a metal Husky Heavy Duty from the same companies above.
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Scott in Kansas City
quarts@mindspring.com

WHILE OUT SHOOTING PICS FOR THE GREASE PRODUCT OF THE WEEK THREAD, I SHOT THIS "H" QUART:



DOC @ THE AMERICAN GARAGES

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Here is my first of a series of Hancock cans I will post. Ted

Here are some very cool Hi speed cans sent in by the Big Cheese...Thanks Cheese fo rsharing.




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Hubba the GAS GEEK , OIL FREAK of Shoreline WA

This is a 1 U.S. quart Orange Husky from the collection of Fred Stoke. Ted

I really enjoy these "of the Month" and "of the week" features. Great job guys!
Anyone have info on years used that we can put with these pics?
Bob

Hi everyone..our friend Gary Drye sent these Harley quarts in...Thanks Gary for sharing.


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Hubba the GAS GEEK , OIL FREAK of Shoreline WA

Here's all I have to offer regarding the "H" catagory. I have what many may call a "very small" can collection, I call it a descent start. Doc beat me to the draw on his old Havoline but I do have two of the more recent Texaco Havolines. One is a quart and one is a gallon and they are both metal. Doc's Havoline does look better than mine.

Thanks for the good job you guys do with this monthly topic, I certainly appreciate your hard work!!

Neal Dunn gpf

Here is my 2nd Hancock oil company can. A Hanoco. This is the original big Chicken can. All metal. Ted

Cool roosters Ted. Here are a pair of Husky metal cans from Cody, Wyoming.
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Scott in Kansas City
quarts@mindspring.com

Here is an all metal Hitemp quart from Penn-Central oil Co. Kansas City Kansas 1940's


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Hubba the GAS GEEK , OIL FREAK of Shoreline WA

Large qts with H

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Wanted 5 quart cans

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Here is a metal HI-VAL-UE qt can.
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Scott in Kansas City
quarts@mindspring.com

Here is a Metal high Penn can from the High penn oil Co. High Point NC circa mid 1950's


Here is a composite HUD quart from the Hudson Oil co. Kansas City MO


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Hubba the GAS GEEK , OIL FREAK of Shoreline WA