Garage - Service Center - USA vintage (1930s - 1960s)

Les collectors dans la poubelle devant les pompes Texaco ...
...enfin à l'époque, ça ne l'était pas ...

Visez le look des pompes (si c'est des pompes ?) !!!!!!!

Je sais, je l'ai déjà postée, mais je l'adoooooooore celle là !!!!!!!!!

Très "PalmSpringien"


 

Si les suppositoires chromées sont les pompes c'est ultra terrible

On dirait des cireuses à pompes géantes  

Oui c'est pas faux, je viens de regarder attentivement et on voit les pistolets et les tuyaux, ce sont bien les pompes bel trouvaille dit donc!!!

créer pour dino sinclair

Bikes at the Larry Watson / Bill deCarr Artesia Boulevard, Bellflower Shop.


Aujourd'hui

Notes Of The Photographer By Hand: Dunkle's Gulf Bedford, Pa - 1927

1955 Buick - Vintage Shell Station - Missouri - Sept 1955 -

Terrible cette photo    Sans les roues, ça renforce le côté "spatial" de la Buick !

Former orbit Gas Station

Significance: Castle Car Wash was built in 1925 and is the last remaining historic gas station structure on Route 66 (Ogden Avenue) in the city limits. Chicago was the eastern terminus of Route 66. Originally Murphy's Filling Station, the building stopped functioning as a filling station in 1966 and later became a car wash. The Route 66 Corridor Preservation Program of the National Park Service recognizes this building, with its unique castle design, as one-of-a-kind along the roadway and in April of 2005, the building was determined eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places.


Current Condition and/or Status: Castle Car Wash is currently owned by a towing company and is vacant and minimally maintained. In early 2008, due to safety violations, the owner removed the distinctive crenellation at the top of the tower. Castle Car Wash is indicative of a disappearing building type – the uniquely designed early-20th century filling station.



http://www.landmarks.org/2008_1.htm



Castle Car Wash
3801 W Ogden Ave
Chicago, IL 60623
United States