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|  Comments... My recollection is that gasoline prices were roughly 20 cents per gallon prior to the first "energy shortage" in the early 1970s. During that episode, the cost approached, or slightly surpassed 75 cents. During the second "crisis", this in the late 1970s, gas prices rose to around the one dollar per gallon level. This photo was probably intended to illustrate the difference within a relatively short span of years. Posted: 02/01/2002 What was the Season? spring Comments... Posted: 08/26/2002 Can you name any of the people? Dick Dysanty, who went on to become softball's premier coach. Posted: 09/05/2002 What was the Year? 1979 What was the Season? Can you name any of the people? Can you name the location? Comments... Posted: 11/09/2004 Comments... Gibbs still has the same pumps :-) Posted: 06/13/2005 Comments... The "19 cents" sign was from the early '50`s. The sign came from a Gas Station that used to be just down the road from this Gibbs Station. This Photo never made the Transcript,(to the best of my knowledge),and it`s the first time I have seen it in 27 years! Thank You for your responce....Dick DeSanty. Posted: 02/27/2006 |
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