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  • #31
    Re: Original owner Sunoco station

    A bit of history on how Pure remains today..

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pure_Oil

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    • #32
      Re: Original owner Sunoco station

      Thanks. Guess I should have thought to look there but I'm an old guy and sometimes forget that this new-fangled interweb can find info on ANYTHING.

      Dan

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      • #33
        Re: Original owner Sunoco station

        Sunoco is the official fuel of the New Jersey Turnpike (it has the franchise rights at each rest stop)
        a.k.a. - arrowhead from joysey

        "They're no good for you. all they ever think about are cars" (GTO/Warren Oates) - Two Lane Blacktop

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        • #34
          Re: Original owner Sunoco station

          I wonder how the whole infrastructure works, given the attention and media coverage of the oil spill. So they all drill and pump it and it all goes onto a huge market where it's traded and sold like stock certificates. Futures, whatever that is.

          I reckon if it goes WHOOF when you throw a match to it, it must be gasoline. Beyond that, I don't think we have any idea where it came from, except out of the ground somewhere on earth.
          Charter member of the Turd Nuggets

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          • #35
            Re: Original owner Sunoco station

            I believe if it was getting refined locally like it used to we would be better off. I know alot of the ones drilling and refining control it to some extent , then the ones that move it through the pipeline, like Colonial control it some, and the the big storage yards and down to the local distributor. A lot of hands. The distributor just picks it up and adds his mixture of XYZ to the gas and say its ours.

            If I can ever find the pics of long ago and scan them I will share my right out of High School gas station experience,
            It was with Red Head Oil , a division of Ashland. They also owned Solo, Payless, Savemore and SuperAmerica. These brands was well known in WV, Ohio, Kentucky and maybe a few other places.
            I worked at a station in Kanawha City WV (Charleston) the adfdress was 5201 McCorkle Ave. These guys that was District and Regional was a bunch of dicks. But thats life ,it was a job.

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