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Phillips Dealers are HELPFUL, FRIENDLY, COURTEOUS! | ||
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| 1967 Gulf | These people were going from Leaksville to Myrtle Beach. With no direct route available, it must have taken eight hours. Cutting through every small town on the way, I'm sure they had a blast with very little traffic on those back roads. | ||
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| 1970 Arco | One of the ugliest maps on the outside but one of the most beautiful on the inside. You could use your Arco Card at any of the places above. | ||
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| 1970 Official DOT | Includes A Motorist's Prayer and a reminder that this map may not be used for commercial purposes or political gain. | ||
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| 1971 BP | Discover America! Best By Car. I have seen this slogan on several non-related maps during this era. | ||
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| 1972 Esso |
Also has the Discover America! Best By Car slogan along with the familiar Happy Motoring! slogan. The Esso credit card is called the Humble Card and can be used at many different kinds of places throughout the country. |
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| 1973 Shell | Still using the Discover America! Best By Car slogan and also seeing the Keep America Beautiful slogan. Shell Planning Service will also plan your trip for free. | ||
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| 1974 Sunoco | Another Discover America! Best By Car map. Hey but look. According to the cover, you can see Mount Rushmore, The Statue of Liberty, and The Washington Monument just by visiting North Carolina. | ||
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