Former Petrol Station - 63 Beech Tree Road, Holmer Green, Buckinghamshire HP15 6UR 2
It's hard to tell if Beech Tree Autos still exist as on a Sunday in a bank holiday weekend it's possible all the cars were stored away, but seems a bit unlikely. Google gives no clues, the listing for the business says they're still open. However a listing from an estate agent suggests the site is empty and available for rent
www.onthemarket.com/details/12758640/
Anyway, clearly this was once a petrol station, but not for some time. The earliest Streetview doesn't really give much in the way of clues for a previous branding history. One view from 2008 shows the canopy edge at one end was white with a red border top and bottom, at first glance there appears to be ghostly writing on the side but the more I look the more it looks like graffiti and not any formal writing! The other end though clearly reads Beech Tree Filling Station. The rest of the canopy edge is all plain red, so the best guess I can offer is maybe BFL, maybe Murco.
www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.6684007,-0.7014155,3a,35.6y,250...
Former Petrol Station - 63 Beech Tree Road, Holmer Green, Buckinghamshire HP15 6UR 2
It's hard to tell if Beech Tree Autos still exist as on a Sunday in a bank holiday weekend it's possible all the cars were stored away, but seems a bit unlikely. Google gives no clues, the listing for the business says they're still open. However a listing from an estate agent suggests the site is empty and available for rent
www.onthemarket.com/details/12758640/
Anyway, clearly this was once a petrol station, but not for some time. The earliest Streetview doesn't really give much in the way of clues for a previous branding history. One view from 2008 shows the canopy edge at one end was white with a red border top and bottom, at first glance there appears to be ghostly writing on the side but the more I look the more it looks like graffiti and not any formal writing! The other end though clearly reads Beech Tree Filling Station. The rest of the canopy edge is all plain red, so the best guess I can offer is maybe BFL, maybe Murco.
www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.6684007,-0.7014155,3a,35.6y,250...