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Fri Nov 21 2014 02:57 AM
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"Monty's" signs still on the roof. Looks like neon.
Looks like an M&S 80 off to the right in the "then" pic. What would have been being sold off to the side like that? Kerosene?
Last edited by Steve C.; Fri Nov 21 2014 03:02 AM.
Steve Coppens
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Then and now! Very cool Steve….Thanks for posting!
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What would have been being sold off to the side like that? Kerosene? My guess would be diesel. In my home town there were two stations, a Mobil and a Phillips that had diesel on the side. i also saw a station along highway 2 in northern Montana that had an old pump inthe back and it was located there for diesel. But, just an opinion.
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I would also say the single pump is diesel. My dad had diesel Mercedes cars from 1964 to 1975. I recall that we either got diesel at truck stops or the "old pump at the back/side of the station".
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