It is possible to envision a (not so near) future where the whole gasoline distribution infrastructure is gone. Refineries don't make the stuff, pipelines don'

It is possible to envision a (not so near) future where the whole gasoline distribution infrastructure is gone. Refineries don't make the stuff, pipelines don't distribute it, gas stations replaced by electric charging stations and so on. In that case, a specialty supplier of fuel for (then) museum piece internal combustion powered things might well find it easier to make synthetic fuels. Not energy efficient perhaps, but cost efficient; you can have one single factory powered by anything from solar cells to a nuclear reactor create the fuel with virtually no other supply chain to depend on.