100% correct on that acronym
I always understood that AMPOL was an acronym for the Australian Motorists Petrol and Oil Company. Does anyone know if this correct and was it ever actually Australian-owned ?
A point of minor historical interest is that, in NSW, at least some of the now-disused underground and camouflaged petrol storages adjacent to, or close to, defence establishments were in AMPOL ownership by the 1960s. The sites I know of were away from the town, close to railways and had their own sidings (for fuel delivery), and were picked up by Caltex in their takeover.
100% correct on that acronym
Oh yeah? When was the last time the Console Operator got off their arse came out, saluted you in their nice Peaked Cap & looked at your massive tits with obvious nipples on display?
Yeah thought so, Ian.![]()
.....and not just the slogan but the next to real thing fake fur appendage floating in the breeze at 45MPH.Will they resurrect the "Get a tiger in your tank" slogan?![]()
MY08 TDV6 SE D3- permagrin ooh yeah
2004 Jayco Freedom tin tent
1998 Triumph Daytona T595
1974 VW Kombi bus
1958 Holden FC special sedan
Hey, lets hope they don't go too far back.Golden Fleece Delivery Fleet, Torrens Parade Ground circa 1920-1930.jpg
Taken on Torrens Parade Ground/Drill Hall Adelaide aprox. 1930-ish but deffo not by me, before you ask. My olde dad is amongst those drivers but no idea which one.
Yeah! I'll be able to use my old road maps again without fear of ridicule.
Old Petrol Maps_0001.jpgOld Petrol Maps.jpgOld Petrol Maps_0002.jpg
Great maps, but I wonder if you might get lost because the roads have changed.
My local Caltex will be ticked off - a few months ago, they just finished a renovation of the place, including all new signage, right around the whole site.![]()
If you need to contact me please email homestarrunnerau@gmail.com - thanks - Gav.
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