Last Chance Gas and Dine

Last Chance Gas and Dine
(The car: a 1934 Ford 3-Window Coupe)
When portable lunch stands were introduced, you could find them most any place, no matter how remote the location. If your location proved to be unprofitable you could load your diner on to a flat bed truck and relocate. The term "Last Chance" was used quite often to indicate you had better eat and gas up here because there is a great distance between here and the next place.
(oil on canvas 1994)