Gasoline Can Tapestries
Description: A classic and timeless vintage motor oil tin sign with a weathered, retro look. This design captures the nostalgic charm of old garages and service stations, featuring a vibrant color palette and a distressed texture that adds to its authentic, throwback appeal. Perfect for car enthusiasts, mechanics, and anyone who appreciates vintage automotive culture and classic Americana.
Description: EZ Serve Gasoline was a chain of franchised service stations throughout Southern California that provided products and services of the EZ Serve Oil Company. While they were only around for about 25 years, they are forever remembered as the place where Navin R. Johnson got a job (and place to live) in the 1979 movie, The Jerk. The EZ Serve station was located in Pasadena and owned by Harry Hartounian who gave Navin an apartment in the back. Navin was soon to be thrilled to find that he is listed in the local phone book under his new address, though not long after, a gun-wielding lunatic randomly flips through the phone book and picks "Johnson, Navin R." as his next random victim.
Description: Sav'n Sam's Service Stations were found primarily throughout California, though did make their way into Nevada and possibly Oregon. They were an independent chain that carried 3 grades of gasoline, Regular, Ethyl, and Super Ethyl. The original artwork has been painstakingly recreated from resource material to create a nice, authentic t-shirt where Sav'n Sam can live on! This version of the Sav'n Sam's tee is well weathered with a nice distressed treatment to give it a genuine article kind of look... almost like your granddad got it when he was working there in the 50s.
