For post #11650, why so many cars lined up to get gas at a very rural location? The terrain is definitely woodsy / mountainous and from the number of cars waiting in line, you'd think this was the last-chance gas station for the next 300 miles.
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Anybody know this location ? sorry abt picture quality
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A two-fer from today's Old Motor:
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And the Padre drives a Packard; inneresting.Comment
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It says, NO, LA, 1950. How I wish I could step into that picture
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Originally posted by Bob Andrews View PostIt says, NO, LA, 1950. How I wish I could step into that picture
Me too! Now, who knows the name Gulf gave to their lubrication services? 
BP
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Originally posted by skyway View Post Not quite, but the first five letters of your answer are correct. 
BP
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GULF PRIDE I think I had an old can with that label.Originally posted by BobPalma View Post
...who knows the name Gulf gave to their lubrication services? BP
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Originally posted by jclary View Post
GULF PRIDE I think I had an old can with that label.
Right, John; that was one of their lines of oil, but it wasn't the specific name they assigned to their lubrication services.
It was one word and, as you can see from the answer to Skyway, the first five letters were G U L F L BP
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