Grizzly Gasoline started as a plain newspaper mention — the Cut Bank Pioneer, June 1937, no logo, no fanfare, just a new fuel from a Montana refinery finding its feet. Northwest Refining Company built its plant in Cut Bank to tap Montana crude, and Grizzly became the name that carried it to drivers across Montana and Washington.
6oz stainless steel flask, double-walled construction, smooth powder-coated finish. Vintage Grizzly Gasoline emblem printed on the front. Slips easily into a jacket pocket or glove box. Hand wash recommended.
Grizzly ran on the Dubbs-Cracked process, an advanced thermal-cracking method that squeezed more usable gasoline out of every barrel of crude — the kind of regional refining innovation that rarely makes it into the history books but kept a small Montana brand competitive against the majors.
The perfect gift for petroliana collectors tracking Montana and Pacific Northwest oil history, classic car enthusiasts, groomsmen, and anyone partial to a good regional name.
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