Old Cars Weekly's Garage Gallery
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Old Cars Weekly's Garage Gallery
We asked readers for pictures of their garages, and here are some great results.
Paul Schubert from Arizona
"I started to collect Auto & Gas petroliana and other memorabilia items in 1992. I also love old cars, gas stations, junks yards and other things related to the oil industry. My first love is die-cast cars, trucks, pedal cars, airplanes and boats. I have over 1,600 of those in my collection at present. I make all my own acrylic (plastic) cases. All items are labeled with date and name of item etc. I have over 110 Danbury Mint and 100 Franklin mint models.
"All of the restoration I do myself, except for some painting.
"I have been a fan of Old Car Weekly News for more than eight years. I have used many of your vendors, chrome, car parts, paints etc. Thank you for a great newspaper!
I also have a 1950 Mercury Sport Sedan completely restored to original stock condition. I am a member of the "Prescott Antique Auto Club" here in Prescott, AZ."
George Gereg from Connecticut
"My garage started as a one-car garage in 1978 and I just finished my fourth addition last year. I added a new section to the front of the garage with a 12-foot ceiling so I could install a Mohawk two-post lift.
I have three cars and I collect automobilia. I own a 1938 Pontiac woodie wagon, '56 Corvette roadster and '50 chevy 1-ton pickup with a dump body."
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I thought that a slight change would be as good as a rest. Anyone got a garage like that?
Not yet
I was wondering about you, but if you did I wasn't sure if it would be for cars or model trains.
part of the planned garage is to get accumulated stuff out of basement so the model train can be rebuilt
Okay, so at least I was sort of on the right track (pun intended).
At least you weren't de-railing the conversation.
LOL
Anyone remember the old Burma-Shave signs that used to be alongside many highways?
They were a series of small signs, the last one just had letters spelling out Burma-Shave.
One example I remember:
Angels that guard you
When you drive
Usually retire
At 65
Burma-Shave
The first time I ever saw them was when my parents and I drove down to Florida when I was 16 years old.