Rural Texaco station intact

Posted by Stu on July 21, 2000 at 10:26:22:

My family owns on our family farm, a Texaco service station that my father and uncle operated from 1941-1966. The building is all intact as are are it's contents. From fully stocked gasket cabinets to uncracked motor oil it is totally like stepping back in time. We have recently been discussing opening it to the public and completing the shop with a few elements that have been removed over the years but still exist. All of the vintage tools are also still in place including a lathe and antique air compressor. I would like to know if there are any organizations from which I can gain more info on this evdeavour. I look forward to gathering any input

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: My family owns on our family farm, a Texaco service station that my father and uncle operated from 1941-1966.  The building is all intact as are are it's contents.  From fully stocked gasket cabinets to uncracked motor oil it is totally like stepping back in time.  We have recently been discussing opening it to the public and completing the shop with a few elements that have been removed over the years but still exist.  All of the vintage tools are also still in place including a lathe and antique air compressor.  I would like to know if there are any organizations from which I can gain more info on this evdeavour.  I look forward to gathering any input



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