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I bet gas wars were common on that street.. cool


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Looks like there are a couple gas w#@%'& too. Looks like the French really know how to market gas

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Yeah I'd stop at the first pump. Like the BMW like globes on Jupiter Oil.

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Don't you recognize an attendant?


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Ohh my.....


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I've seen another photo of this street and each seems to be attached to a garage--do you think it is an early pit stop for the Grand Prix back then? I know that Blue de France was the official international racing color of France. Though I think Blue Flag gas stations were a chain.

Or because they are in a port city, would they be in an area where each pump represented a trucking/transport company? But according to a photo blog of the town, the address is 10 av.Georges Clémenceau which is not near the water and is much changed since then.

Just guessing all this...it is curious.

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I'd fill up at the first pump...looks like the lady in the trench coat is offering a flash with every fill.


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