The shop was closed, so I knocked on the door of the adjacent house; no answer. I walked down the shoulder of the road to survey the crop of vehicles, when a car pulled up to the house. The gentleman was looking Mater over as I walked back to the truck. We struck up a conversation...the shop is still an active business...he didn't have much time to talk as he was picking up his elderly mother for evening church services. I asked permission to take photos from outside the fence (because I'm a polite fellow). He said certainly; to come by during business hours, and I could walk around the yard.

These wide-angle photos were taken from the roadside ditch, outside the fence.

So, on my way home from the truck show, I was treated to another show! A pleasant way to finish the trip!

-Kevin
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Last edited by Shakey61; 09/18/2019 5:51 PM.
This is what happens when you live with a house-full of women, the wife and daughters name all the cars:
1960 Impala - "Frankie" (Frank Sinatra)
1961 Apache - " 'Mater Jr." (wrecker)
1965 Corvair Monza Convertible
1967 C20 "Ol' Blue" (hidden in a log cabin for 30 years)
1972 SuperBeetle Convertible - "Juliet"
1976 SuperBeetle Convertible - "Olaf"
1988 Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce - "Romeo"