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<blockquote data-quote="Lastkidpicked" data-source="post: 272852" data-attributes="member: 237">You&#039;re right, Bill.&nbsp; They replaced the mechanical pumps with digital ones, and put a nice new canopy over all of them.And now that I went in there again, you are right that the building has been remodeled, not demolished.&nbsp; There used to be racks of oil, antifreeze, and transmission fluid when you first walked in.&nbsp; Now that area has been replaced with a big ice cream cooler.Here&#039;s a cool story you might enjoy about this gas station:They used to close at 9:00 P.M.&nbsp; There was a soda machine out front so you could get a soda even after the station was closed.The coin and bill portion of the soda machine broke, and nobody knew how to fix it.The solution?They kept the door to the soda machine unlocked and set a coffee can on top.&nbsp;&nbsp; If you came by after the place was closed, you would take a soda out and put a dollar in the coffee can.There was a wide open spot where I could pull my truck and trailer off the road to get&nbsp; a soda, and every time I drive by there, I remember that old coffee can.Good times. . .</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lastkidpicked, post: 272852, member: 237"] You're right, Bill. They replaced the mechanical pumps with digital ones, and put a nice new canopy over all of them. And now that I went in there again, you are right that the building has been remodeled, not demolished. There used to be racks of oil, antifreeze, and transmission fluid when you first walked in. Now that area has been replaced with a big ice cream cooler. Here's a cool story you might enjoy about this gas station: They used to close at 9:00 P.M. There was a soda machine out front so you could get a soda even after the station was closed. The coin and bill portion of the soda machine broke, and nobody knew how to fix it. The solution? They kept the door to the soda machine unlocked and set a coffee can on top. If you came by after the place was closed, you would take a soda out and put a dollar in the coffee can. There was a wide open spot where I could pull my truck and trailer off the road to get a soda, and every time I drive by there, I remember that old coffee can. Good times. . . [/QUOTE]

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