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Wet roads. Dark afternoons. The maroon tanker still makes the driveway.
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Wet roads. Dark afternoons. The maroon tanker still makes the driveway.
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A nor’easter is when you find out who actually shows. Hose down. House warm.
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October fill, leaves on the lawn. Top the tank before the first snap.
The family book
1971
Fifty winters. Same maroon tanker. Same number on the door. Automatic, will-call, or a one-shot fill — Vickers Oil has kept Western Massachusetts houses in heat since Nixon was in office.
The maroon tank, the white cab, the number on the door — 413.737.3477 — that’s the same book this family has run for more than fifty winters.
413.737.3477
Mon–Sat
How the book runs
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Automatic
Degree-days on the book. We come before the gauge is a problem.
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Will-call
You watch the tank. At a quarter, call or write the ticket. Next run, you’re on it.
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Pre-pay
Buy gallons when the posted is friendly. They sit on account until a maroon tanker uses them.
Posted
| Gallons | Price |
|---|---|
| 50–99 | $5.99 |
| 100–149 | $5.89 |
| 150–299 | $5.79 |
| 300+ | Call the office |
Prices subject to change. 100 gallon minimum on a regular delivery. Delivers #2 heating oil.
500+ gallons · $5.75. 500-gallon minimum. While supplies last.
Same-day delivery is available, weather permitted. Desk open Monday through Saturday. Visa, Mastercard, Discover, cash, check, or money order.
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