
In 1974 three members of the Ant Farm, an “art group” created what is known as Cadillac Ranch by taking about ten examples of Cadillacs (1949-1963) and burying them, nose first into a field just outside of Amarillo, TX. Since… Continue reading
OK, so most of your windshield is just a big bug catcher. Which reminds me of the joke – “What’s the last thing on the mind of a bug that hits your windshield? His ass.” I know, that was juvenile.… Continue reading
As I traveled from Oklahoma to West Texas today there were a few really neat places that caught my eye: It wasn’t open, but it must be a great place to visit when it is open. It was outside a… Continue reading
All was not lost in Oklahoma in terms of car museums, or things like car museums. The Muscle Car Ranch is quite the place as it is ah…well. It is a place like none other. Sixty-five acres of land where… Continue reading
I was still keeping off the Interstate and it was getting to be lunch time. The last thing I was hoping to see was a fast-food franchise. Instead, as I passed through Winona there was this locally owned pizza place.… Continue reading
I was traveling from east Texas to Dallas after discovering that the GAF museum was no longer in existence. I wanted to stay off the Interstate so I could get a better feel for the people and the countryside. As… Continue reading
While it has been frustrating to discover how many of the car museums that I had researched on the Web were no longer in operation I had the help of my friend Dan to get to San Marcos and the… Continue reading
It had been a day of frustrations yesterday after discovering some museums were no more and it looked like another one had bit the dust in Oklahoma. Townsend’s Classic & Antique Auto Museum is no more. But… As I was… Continue reading
I left Leeds, AL, and headed west to Tuscaloosa, AL, and the Mercedes visitors center where they have a modest museum that shows off their cars made in America. The drive wasn’t bad and my GPS took me right to… Continue reading