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yes...appreciate all you can offer...my email is (not too original) userwcd1@aol.com
im trying to replicate my dads gas station....it was a one bay station on a city lot....probably couldnt hold 20 cars including on the rack and tree lawn....lol
the station was cement block on the side and rear...the two sides facing the street(s) had ceramic/plastic/fiberglas(?) tiles used in the 40's and 50's....any help would be appreciated
Absolutely amazing......... Junk never looked so beautiful ...... BUT..........
ya gotta replace the chain link fence with an 8 foot high board fence, the neighbors are complaining about the view.... If you have to go with the 8ft fence, then you can get back at the grumps by stacking the junkers 4-5 high....
:)) 😉
Manny, that would make Fred Sanford envious. Without a doubt one of the most original displays I've seen here. Great work'
Nice work Manny. I feel sorry for the poor souls that are buried in your junk yard.
John Bono
North Jersey