Texaco
Collector List
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Dan Bowen,
mailto:Bowen96@aol.com
10503 Oak Valley Trail, Austin, TX 78736. 512.301.RODS
Check out the pictures of his collection
I had the station from 1967 to 1974. Gas at that time was 29.9/10 & 39.9/10 for Sky Chief full service. We hand washed cars for $2.00 including a vacuum out. Tire repair was $3.00. It was a neighborhood station in a influential neighborhood. We did tune-ups, starter and generator rebuilding. Brakes and exhaust work. At this time our hourly labor was $25.00. Kerosene was 25 cents a gallon, and bulk oil was 45 cents a quart. Can Drain oil was 15 cents. This is where we drained off the oil cans into a quart glass jar. Of course it was a simpler time. The hired help were paid $2.00 per hour.
John Colwell,
mailto:sales@colwelloil.com
I am a Texaco distributor and an avid collector of Texaco collectibles.
I have produced a series of Colwell Oil Texaco diecast trucks by First Gear.
Robert Diehl, mailto:bobbydtoys@msn.com
Most new and some older Texaco diecast toys for sale.
Ertl, Gearbox, First Gear, Scale Models and Lledo.
E-mail a list of items you may be looking for.
Receiving all current Texaco RC2/Ertl collector
series items to sell or trade.
Richard Eaves, mailto:reaves5605@aol.com
Avid collector of Texaco. Will buy or trade for excellent old
items. No Maps.
B.L. Emerson,
mailto:buford@htcomp.net
Extensive collection of Texaco with
spares.
Please contact me at my email address.
Fred Gasparri, fredgasparri@cox.net
I am an avid fan of anything Texaco and I
still have not finished decorating my garage with Texaco items.
Ed Hanes, mailto:edandee@apex.net
Garry Hart, mailto: Jedmarx@AOL.com
Jim Hinds, columbushinds@att.net
Collector of Texaco, Havoline, and Indian Refining Company advertising items
and memorabilia. Particularly interested in pre-1962 Havoline cans and
anything (cans, signs, old pictures, etc) related to the "old Indian".
Check out Jim's history of Texaco, Indian
Refining and Havoline
Keith Jenicek, puretex@cox.net. http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/puretex/
I mainly collect Texaco, Indian/Havoline, Red Indian/McColl-Frontenac sign or related
memorabilia.
Robert R. "Bob" Jones, mailto:texaco4bob@aol.com
Lewis Kidd, mailto:Shop56@aol.com,
Marty Lineen, mailto:bent4500@aol.com
Walter Miller, 6710
Brooklawn Pkwy, Syracuse, NY 13211, 315-432-8282.
Gas and Petroleum Memorabilia. Many rare and interesting artifacts on petroleum
history.
Send two dollars for list. Specify "Gas and Petroleum."
Toni Napoli, 1869
Kelleher Road, Burlington, WA 98233, 360-757-1026.
Original Texaco prints. Restoration of cans, oil dispensers, bicycles and pedal cars.
Ron Newbould, mailto:texacowhls@aol.com
I have been collecting Texaco for about 10 years.
I collect only Texaco and Caltex toy and model trucks, cars, airplanes - anything with
wheels.
I currently have close to 1000 different items.
I am not a dealer and do not buy for resale, but I occasionally have some diplicate items
to sell or trade.
I would be happy to talk or correspond to any other Texaco collectors, or to provide help
in identifying items.
Patrick Paldino, 523 Momosa Drive, Whiting, NJ 08759, 201-384-8159.
Dewayne Riddle, 2110
21st Place, Haleyville, AL 35565
Just starting my collection. Intrested in metal cans, bottles, signs.
Mike Siefer, mailto:sasanme@attbi.com
Ed Smith, mailto:ed@texacollector.com
Always looking for more small Texaco items, especially older blotters, lighters and
ashtrays, aircraft items and friction toys.
John Sparacio, mailto:oil-gas-stuff@msn.com
Matchcovers. Oil & Gas with company logos, early mint, gas
credit cards, misc. petro items.
Bernard Tant, mailto:biff@hartcom.net
Would like to sell extensive collection of Texaco diecast by Ertl, 1st
Gear and others.
Olympic pin sets, stations, etc.
Preston Taylor mailto: d.d.p.taylor@adelphia.net
Tom Thompson, mailto:songbird@gila.net
Selling collection of Texaco truck banks, including many rare
samplers.
Ron Throckmorton, mailto:throcksala@aol.com
Oil bottles: Mobil Diamond Gargoyle, Shell, Standard Polarine,
Sunoco, Peerless, Coreco, Penn, Triumph, Handy oiler.
Trades welcome.
Pat Veld, mailto:sammcd@nwol.net
Jim & Sue Wiedemann, mailto:texaco4me@aol.com
Our list of Texaco logo collectibles available for sale or trade includes trucks,
planes, banks, signs, cans, toys, station promos & novelty items both old & new.
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Last Updated February 13, 2008
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