This perfect period piece conjures images of jalopies with rumble seats and running boards and of a time when a soda pop cost a nickel and a uniformed attendant cheerfully answered the command: “Fill 'er up.” The one-story stuccoed service station is set at an angle to the street corner, its red tile hipped roof extending as a canopy to cover two gas pumps. A Bonnie-andClyde-era Chevy truck, loaded with stacked wooden cartons of empty Coca-Cola bottles, is permanently parked in front, and period automobile memorabilia are scattered in and about the station. A sign posted on the door proclaims “Sound horn, we'll open.”