Gas Stations near Bucklin, MO

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  1. 34886 US-36, Bucklin MO 64631

    3.6 Good 9 reviews

  2. 190 S Main St, New Cambria MO 63558

    4.8 Superb 9 reviews

  3. 1010 S Missouri Ave, Marceline MO 64658

    3.7 Good 11 reviews

    “The MFA refueling stations placed strategically throughout Missouri are a great way to have one fuel account for you or your business, so you can just give out your gas card to whomever you need to drive your vehicles with peace of mind that it won't be used on anything but fuel.Side note: you can also use regular credit cards”

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  5. 110 S Missouri Ave, Marceline MO 64658

    3.3 Good 5 reviews

    “I love dinosaurs & Americana & Sinclair's logo is so iconic that it was adapted for Disney/Pixar's Cars film. So, I felt like I had to get gas here while visiting Marceline, where Walt Disney himself spent a portion of his formative years that would later influence a number of his feature films & the eventuality of Disneyland & the other Disney Parks around the world.Unfortunately this location does not have one of those dinosaurs any longer.”

  6. 1601 N Missouri Ave, Marceline MO 64658

    2.9 Average 46 reviews

    “The New BBQ was good but not quite what we ordered. I called, spoke to a friendly staff member, and asked about the details of the pizza. Their Ranch dispensers had some issues so the pizza was missing the drizzle. It also seems that they put hamburger, instead of beef brisket, as a replacement topping. I had this delivered and the staff told me that they asked the Uber driver to take Ranch packets with him, but he didn't. The reason I'm giving at least 4 stars is because of how nice the staff was on the phone while I was addressing my concern. They didn't offer to do anything to make up for my disappointment but I don't think I was speaking with management. This will not detour me from ordering from there again as they serve some of the best pizzas!”

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