old gas pumps

This was taken in Hackberry, AZ on Route 66.

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Yes you will spend less, but you have to continue to keep your sanity too! If you want to spend less on accommodations while building a home, you might have thought about living in a trailer on site

After a 15-minute drive into the infinite horizon of the desert road from Ouarzazate to Agadir in southern Morocco you come across a very unlikely looking petrol station. It is the abandoned set for the remake of the horror classic 'The Hills Have Eyes' in which a car-load of tourists pull in to fill up and are dispatched in Grand Guignol fashion by a bunch of mutants. I invite you to view my Morocco set of which this shot forms part. Thank you for viewing. Esta foto forma parte de mi set…

1950’s Prices | Nostalgia and Now

Gas Wars in 1956...San Fernando Valley

Sorry about the poor image quality, but this was scanned from a poor print. The point is the price, of course. San Angelo, Texas, 1972. Those were the good old days, back when a "gas war" was a good thing and prices went down.

If you are under 55, you simply won’t understand…

1953 Mobil gas station, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The following are 20 vintage photos of Oklahoma taken during the 1950s. They are rare and captivating.

gas anyone? Smithville Texas

Built in 1930 and restored in 2007, this visitors center has returned to the way it would of looked when it was a Phillips 66 Gas Station. It is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Route 66 Baxter Springs Kansas Cherokee County

Gas Station Route66 at day and night 3D Model available on Turbo Squid, the world's leading provider of digital 3D models for visualization, films, television, and games.

General/Gilmore Gasoline, Los Angeles, 1928

Those were the days