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Only half a dozen bidders?🥵

I had 3 different Mobile gas stations in Michigan. One had an out door car lift.We would change oil right out in the open.

Keep er up buddy! Looks good!

Its the most beautiful car ever made if you ask me. Tell me your favourite!

36 Ford Phaeton What a beautiful car! How much did he pay for it?

There was one out here in the Western Inland empire California 3 years ago an original blue color.

I purchased a NEW bright orange Karmann Ghia convertible back in 1971 for about $2,600. I sold it 5 years later and regretted it ever since. I just (this week) purchased a bright orange 1972 Karmann Ghia coupe (cost more than $2,600). Reliving the dream.😊😊

If anything, it was a cute-looking, little car. Some friends of my parents bought one brand-new, so I got to ride in one when it first came out. I liked it then and I still like it now.

The glory days of automotive coaches and interiors!

Hey maybe somebody should tell this Geezer .. nobody gives a crap if that car is a numbers matching car it's a land yacht with matching numbers whoopie shit...

Ah dang! I'm right in town and planned to go but got caught up rushing my wife around for medical appointments and forgot it entirely. Any similar such event coming up in the region?

I just got one for 300 but needs some work

I had a 73 lemans sport coupe white with red interior in 1979. Awsome car loved it.

Another great story. Beautiful Toronto’s That 1960 Olds was awesome too !

i.m ready to go,very,very, cool....................

I live in Los Angeles these days but I was born not too far from Millerton in Poughkeepsie. The next time I go back for a visit, I'll have to swing by and see this beautiful restoration job. It's such a pleasure to see an old gas station without a convenience store and lottery signs in the window.

Needs a vintage Coke vending machine. Can't beat a Coke in a glass bottle.

My Dad was an Oldsmobile dealer and my mom had that exact color car as a demonstrator in 1966. I remember it vividly because nothing is more intriguing to a toddler than headlights that pop up and down.

Very Cool!

When i was growing up Oldsmobile was regarded as the poorman's Cadillac! How ever Oldsmobile was the better car! Relible and durable less money and just as comfortable!

Beautiful! TX.

Talk about memories! My grandfather owned a Mobile station just like this, but mirror opposite orientation. I pumped gas and cleaned windshields there thru my teen years in the 60’s. To top it off, it was also also in New York state.

A true classic beauty

Does it have a floor hoist?

Another great story. Thanks for sharing!

Gorgeous!

This is just wonderful! A mini-Olds collection of hallmark models demonstrating Detroit's talent in melding great style, power, luxury and innovation! I am 77; and I was awe struck then and have that feeling again just watching this story.

Wrong.Gas stations back then werent so spotlessly clean.Place looks fake as hell.

I had a 70 gold sport with beige interior, buckets and console. Boy would i like to have it now.

👍👍🥰 Very cool, and great job! I didn’t know John Davis from Motorweek did voice overs for RUclips! 🤣👍

I had one.

Good job on the resto, it looks like I remember them. I worked at our small town Gulf station while in high school and it was all tricked out in their colors. White building with orange and blue accents. The Gulf sign out front and raised blue lettering on the building. It was lit up well at night with lights over the pumps and large curved fluorescent lights on curved poles that hung over the lot. Pumped gas, washed windshields, checked oil and also gave out tv stamps. It was the time period when the factory did their best to hide the fuel door and hood latches. Regular gas was 27.9 and nonox was 31.9. I think I made 3.25 an hour and worked 30 hours a week while going to school. I had a black 64 Chevelle and my boss let me make payments on a new set of Gulf redline tires to put on it. I already had a set of et mags that looked like the ss cragers to put them on. Going from stock hubcaps to mags with red lines made it look like a different car. I was in 7th heaven for 16 yo. I started working thru the summers when I was 13 and driving on the farm and country roads since I was 8 yo. Thanks for restoring the station and bringing back old memories.

When I moved here to Southern Arizona and bought my building for my Bobber Shop which I knew was a old service station and after doing some research I found out it was a Flying A Station built in 1960 or 1961. It's a cool connection because my Uncle's first job in High School in our hometown in the midwest was as a pump attendant at a Flying A Station from 64-66. When I called him told him he just chuckled and said "What are the odds".