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Outside, you can see where the original Texaco stained glass window has been patched over. Amazingly, the owner found the original window to the building, but will install a duplicate on the building due to its fragile nature and rarity. The original fixture for illuminating the window is still intact.



Around back, you can see the coal bin, adjacent to the rear of the Lube bay, the furnace room window (above the coal bin), and the two restroom windows.



Getting to see the inside of this old station was a real treat. Much thanks to the owner for allowing me to check it out!

Wes

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Very cool Wes!!! That was a neat station and to see it being restored is very nice! Keep us up to date if you can.


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Route 66 in Tulsa Oklahoma pictures from last week.







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Whoa! Now your singin' my tune! Those vintage motel signs are awesome! The collection of gas station sign poles is great too.


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Great photos Scott. Thanks for posting them. Jack

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Welcome Center in Lynchburg, TN home of Jack Daniels. Was a Texaco Station in the 70s and 80s then a restaurant and now the welcome center.
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Welcome Center in Lynchburg, TN home of Jack Daniels. Was a Texaco Station in the 70s and 80s then a restaurant and now the welcome center.




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MAN, SCOTT...I AM LOVIN' THOSE GREAT OLD ROADSIDE MOTEL SIGNS - SPACEAGE TRIANGLES, ARROWS AND BOOMERANGS! TOO COOL! THAT SIGN FILLED YARD IS AMAZING! GREAT RT 66 STUFF!

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Wes:

Do you have a location of the Texaco station being restored ?

Thanks Doug

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scott... in your last set of pics... pages 2, 3, 3, 4 and 5 .. would sure like to know more about the exact location of this place with the signs all over the place ..

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I deleted my posts on page one as I messed up again and scaned them wrong and then posted new ones using the jpeg format hope they show up ok. Jack

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Jim, If you ever get a chance, stop by Bill Abney's towing and ask him to show you his early 50's restored tow truck. One of the best I have ever seen. He keep's it there in the rear garage. He is a super nice guy, and I am sure he would show it to you. I met him a few year's back when I had a flat tire in Hillsboro on my trailor hauling all barn wood for my country store.
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