In 1932, Texaco introduced Fire Chief gasoline to the nation, a “super-octane” motor fuel touted, as you can see above, as “surpassing specifications” for emergency vehicles. Ed Wynn promoted it on his NBC radio program called the Texaco Fire Chief.
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Clever ad. I remember Texaco Fire Chief but was not aware of its source until now. Thanks for the info. Today gasoline has no identity; no personality. Just an expensive necessity.
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Good point. 😦
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To me, Texaco was always the one with the catchy jingle: ” “You can trust your car to the man who wears the star, the big bright Texaco star.””
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I like it!
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Ed Wynn makes an odd spokesman… LOL
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