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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
- Thread starter Richland123
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The Oscar Mayer Weinermobile's grandpappy!
- Oct 22, 2015
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The Trash 80 — standard issue (with phone coupler) to ever sports reporter
I was gonna say, I think that's because he got vaporized by a nuclear weapon along with all of Los Angeles in April of 1987, but maybe that was exaggerated, because apparently he was back later that year.
We have air pumps with free air at gas stations around here. The pumps don't look like these though.
True!
Costco here in Central Ohio has free air also. Some gas stations have "pay with credit card " air!!!!!! Pffff!!!!! Used to be free air at all stations!
I bought a cheap 3-gallon tank compressor from Harbor Freight. I fill up at home, despite free air being a requirement for gas stations here (for gas-buying customers). We have three cars in our family right now, so it sees use. With the weather changes recently I'm amazed how it can affect the pressure.
GetGo always has free air here in PA (unless it's broken). It really varies state to state too, some places it's required to provide free air. Should be everywhere, I think, it's a road safety thing.
We have the air pumps at every filling station around these parts but none of them are free. They are free at Costco and BJ's.
We picked up a small air compressor that runs off 12 volt and keep it in the back. It works quite well, has an accurate electronic readout of tire pressure, and a bright LED light to shine on the tire in the dark. I thought it was a sweet deal for $27.
-Mike
We picked up a small air compressor that runs off 12 volt and keep it in the back. It works quite well, has an accurate electronic readout of tire pressure, and a bright LED light to shine on the tire in the dark. I thought it was a sweet deal for $27.
-Mike
Sheetz and Giant Eagle Get Go stations around here have free air as well as some other places. They look at it as a way to bring customers in for free air and then they buy other stuff usually.
I always thought that air was free until I purchased a bag of potato crisps!
