Route 66: Sinclair Gay Parita, a Gas Station Out of Time The Sinclair Gay Parita station is located on one of the oldest stretches of Route 66

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Chevrolet (Advance Design Series, 1947-1954)

There may be hope for this truck to regain working statue, given that it seems to be structurally sound. But since it's a model that's still easy to find on the market, most likely it will continue to decorate the place as is for many years to come.

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Sign

It's all in the details when you travel – or operate a business - on Route 66...

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Signage on the old part of Route 66

The Sinclair station is located on one of the old sections of Route 66, proof of which can be spotted at various places by closely observing the asphalt that covers the route. If you decide to learn a little more about the location, or even plan a stop, you should know that the station is about 40 km from the town of Springfield, Missouri. Specifically, the location is 5 km from the tiny town of Halltown with its 176 residents.

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