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Hey Guys 'n Gals!

So, it's time to share the petro relics that we've stumbled across in our recent travels, and check out what other people have found as well.

If you would like to contribute to this feature, simply post the pictures here or email them directly to me and I will post them for you. Be sure to include a story or description with your subissions.

If it's too close to the next installment, please note that I may hold your contribution for posting when the new FATW comes up on the 5th day of each month.
Send 'em in!!

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Let's start things off with some Sinclair pictures... Tara got really excited when she spotted this bulk plant / office in Missouri.





The place is still in operation, and the lady inside gave Tara a neat little Sinclair flashlight keychain.

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Note the credit cards sign...


It sure looks like it's an older sign, painted over...




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Neat air/water pole still intact, but unused...


Here's a cool oil delivery truck we spotted:


Tara was very happy to see that Sinclair is alive and well in Missouri...

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Check out this thing! I THINK it's an island light...



Here's why I think that...

The Conoco sign looks to be in great shape.

Here's a Bowser square visible in an antique store. A Mexican version??

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Some globes... Not for sale, though

I really like this Derby:


Here's a Gulf hiding on the porch

And a nice Phillips


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Now for some more neat stuff... Check out this pair of fallen giants...




A G&B standing guard in front of an old store:
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Neat old lube rack


A peek inside the window reveals some goodies

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Seeing those plastic Sincliar signs remimded me of a plastic Sinclair pole sign about 20 min from me that has been painted over. I will have to make a trip and see if I can get it. Forgot about it!! Thanks..

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sawe this awhile back but didnt have my camera,nice sign!!


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these pics are from old dealer in mass. don't see mean of these any more . what place walked inside it just like walking old house . the best part behind all the banners are the buick stained glass.

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Wes, I have been enjoying this thread for awhile now. There are so many things around us that until it is called to our attention we don not appreciate it.
Here is an old Socony Warehouse


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Here is a porcelain paneled station. Green and white, what brand wouldit have been?


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Look above the windows says Cities Service...CJ

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Old station converted into a physical therapy office not far away from Soulsbyville, CA.


I wonder if the pumps were original to the station...


Gas station converted into a convinience store/newstand in Santa Cruz, CA.


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