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Vintage roadside
Ghosts...down at the Sunset Grill (with apologies to Don Henley). Rob- Ghostsoldier
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Tourist cabins, auto and motor courts
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- Post #410
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Old gas stations
Not necessarily a gas station, but related: Photo of "Modern Speed," a statue by Finn Frolich located on Redondo Boulevard, near Inglewood. Frolich modeled the driver after racer Tommy Milton. The sculpture served as a model for large-scale monuments installed at Richfield service stations...- Ghostsoldier
- Post #4,567
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Vintage roadside
A couple of A&W's, separated by a few decades of architectural advances. Rob- Ghostsoldier
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Vintage roadside
Everything is 24 cents. Everything, except malts. Rob- Ghostsoldier
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Vintage roadside
A pirate or sea cap'n, no doubt. Rob- Ghostsoldier
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Vintage neon signs
Love Slaves of the Amazons. Yikes. The guy on the corner looks hard-boiled, though. Rob- Ghostsoldier
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Deco Deliveries
I'm not a beer drinking man, but if I were, I'd only drink it if it was delivered by this truck. Rob- Ghostsoldier
- Post #613
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Old gas stations
Speaking of D-X, I just love this little station design. Rob- Ghostsoldier
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Old gas stations
Checking the tank volume, and possibly the water content. Rob- Ghostsoldier
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Old gas stations
"The Bottle", c. 1924-1936. Northern Corporate Limits of Auburn, Alabama, at Routes US 280 and Alabama 147. Rob- Ghostsoldier
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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