Gas Stations

[CanCOPO]

Prior to its relocation to Salem’s McNary Field, the Lacey Lady was at the mercy of the elements as it sat perched above McLoughlin Boulevard in Milwaukie. After six decades of exposure, the aircraft was caked in layers of corrosion and plagued by birds that had adopted it as a nest.

Today, thanks to the generosity of donors and volunteers, the plane is protected in a climate-controlled hangar where restoration efforts continue.




Restored nose section

Because of generous donations, the Lacey Lady’s nose section glistens like new in front of another restored B-17: the Experimental Aircraft Association’s Aluminum Overcast. Restoring the nose section alone cost $365,000, plus expenses to move the aircraft to Salem. Once restoration is complete, the Lacey Lady will be one of a small handful of airworthy B-17s in the world.

[HawkX66]

Originally Posted by Mr70

NOS dated 1968.

That's one of the cooler ones I've seen.

[Lee Stewart]

[Lee Stewart]

[70 copo]

Fall 1967- Spring 1968 Atlantic outdoor promotional Banner.

[John Brown]

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[John Brown]

Imagine my surprise when the 66 station picture actually appeared. It wouldn't post before on the old site. This site must be capable of showing pictures with more information/pixels or whatever. Love it.

[Lee Stewart]

Special Edition 1964 Wolds Fair Sinclair Gas Station

[wannarun70]

Originally Posted by bbbentley

Guys. I love this stuff (Petroliana/Memorabilia) I did not put this in the wanted section, because I am not desperately seeking this item.I am looking for, I should say, casually looking for, meaning if the price is right, one(1) of these Island lights, maybe even 2 if you come across one. say under $300, I'd appreciate a lead. So, please help me get my own station built in my back yard. Willing to trade goodies too. Thanks BB
Less than perfect OK, even rough 'cause my diorama I am making is like one of those calendars with an abandoned station look.

Here's a similar one.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Revere-Gas-S...sAAOSwfVpYo4HK

[Lee Stewart]