Texaco was likely the dominant gasoline brand along the Mother Road thanks in part to smart branding and plenty of advertising. This streamlined box, created in 1936 by Walter Dorwin Teague, has been called the "most famous gas station design of all time." This was a small-town variant, most had porcelain steel panels and two service bays.

Artistic effects have been added and the tree has been pruned. The original larger scene is also offered as a straight photograph.