Age yourself by naming a store/business that no longer exists that you frequented.

[Rooster1971]

Gibsons

We would ride our bikes there and buy .22 shells as a kid. Head to stinchcomb holding the rifle on the handlebars to shoot. That would get you thrown in juvenile hall and make the news. Lol

 

[Camo]

Otasco . Last one I remember was in Guthrie.

 

[dennishoddy]

Allen Ranch haunted hay rides in Bixby

I used to do moto cross and endurance races there....on three wheelers.

 

[Woodman 59]

John A Brown's, C R Anthony's, Cornish furniture. That is the first 3 that come to mind.

 

[lilcountry]

Hudson's Big Country Store. If you're old as me you might remember their refrigerator billboards.

 

[Uncle TK]

Glens Hickery Inn (10th & May)
Nicks (23th & Western)
Dennis Donuts

 

[lilcountry]

Otasco, TG&Y, C.R. Anthony clothing Co, Roy Rodgers (which I think what is now Arby's). 14 Flags Drive In,
Twitty's Place. (was Conway Twitty's Burger place on So Western )

Do you remember what ingredient made a hamburger a Twitty Burger?

 

[Snattlerake]

Jet convenience store at 34th & Garnett in Tulsa. Before Quicktrip was a thing.
Stuckys restaurants on the toll roads before Mucky Ds

My cousins lived in Tonkawa just off Fountain Rd. We always stopped at the Stuckey's.

 

[TerryMiller]

Jim Ed Grant Ford of Yukon. In addition to their dealership on Highway 66 in Yukon, they also had used cars sold at Crossroads Mall and that "mall" out west of NW Expressway and Council. That last one has the TJ Maxx store in it.

 

[cobra1]

UTOTEM, TG&Y, Otasco, bought my first real gun at the "big" TG&Y on we 44th in Okc, .410 single shot, still have it, worked at the A&W on 44th and Bryant in okc.