At first I thought it was 'Bob's' but it's obviously not on Wilshire...
Exterior view of an unidentified airplane-shaped gas station, ca.1925-1939
'Photograph of an exterior view of an unidentified airplane-shaped gas station, ca.1925-1939. An unidentified gas station is shown at center, shaped like (and possibly built from) a small airplane. The wing in the foreground of the image is supported by columns that sit in front of the fuel bay. The rear of the airplane reads "Royal Albatross". A sign on a post in the left foreground reads "Good Rich", while a building at the right edge of the image reads "Paul A [¿]". Hills are visible in the right background.'
USCdigital archive/Title Insurance and Trust / C.C. Pierce Photography Collection, 1860-1960
And although it's from the C.C. Pierce collection it doesn't seem like a Pierce exposure to me.