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CZ_Dave

CZ_Dave

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<span style="font-size: 12pt">Went Picking today, Found this old timer who drove tow truck for 60 years up here in the desert. Made a deal to aquire some items! A 1960 Dodge Phoenix 4 door with a 383 in it.</span>
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<span style="font-size: 12pt">And side by side Chevron Gas Pumps that show 38 9/10 cents per gallon! see the old valient Station Wagon in the back pf the Phoenix?</span>
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That brings back some memories. We had a 1960 Valiant back in the day. Couldn't afford a Dodge Phoenix, but we did squeeze the bank for a 1961 Rambler Classic station wagon.

And I wonder how many guys remember why there are *two* hand cranks on the side of the gas pump?

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One to reset the quantity and payment dials

the other to turn on the pump
 
That is one giant, ugly car! I love it!
I remember pumps with those handles on the side. I used to hang around the little Sunoco service station in my hometown when I was a kid. We drove the attendants crazy by riding over the bell-hose with our bikes. You had to pop a little wheelie and land on the hose to get it to ring while you were riding through.It took a bit of practice. You couldn't stop to do it or else old Mr. Rafforty would come out and give you an ear-full.
 
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