When I was college age, I applied for a few retail and gas credit cards. This was when each oil company issued its own card. If I got a rejection in the mail, I would write back and say how much I really wanted their card and when or what did I need to do to get their card. Every company responded by sending me their credit card ... except Texaco! They said they did not disclose their criteria for approval, and I would simply have to reapply from time to time. I still don't buy Texaco gas. I know, Doug ... let it go.

The Texaco sign, the concrete pump pad and the surrounding concrete look pristine.
Could this be a station that hasn't opened for business yet and these are new pumps that that are awaiting installation or possibly already installed but awaiting a delayed opening due to the fuel shortages during the war?

[No. - Dave]

Convert them to outhouses for the duration.

Looks like the dad's prize from A Christmas Story. Ha LOL

Wonder if today's current pumps will look as classy when EVs take over the world.

They resemble outhouses. After-dark outhouse-tipping could be incendiary.