While a customized Ford F100 gets it's tires checked, more cars are lined up out front. Looks like it'll be another busy week for Tony and his crew!
Not all of these cars are here for work, the silver Trans-Am belongs to one the workers. The yellow Camaro belongs to Matt Davis, seen last week at the AP&W company picnic. It's here for a tune-up, along with the GTO and the 72' 'Cuda.
Also waiting for work are a 69' Boss Mustang, a Shelby Cobra, and a hot-rod. I wonder if there are more automotive gems in that storage unit?
Later, another Camaro shows up; this red one from California! The owner was in town visiting relatives. He took the car to Tony to have it checked out before he went back to the West Coast -alot of things can go wrong on a 3000+ mile road trip!
Tony can also work on the big SUV's; here a happy customer drives away in her Hummer H2. Foreign or domestic, old or new, big or small, Tony's Garage fixes them all!
While a customized Ford F100 gets it's tires checked, more cars are lined up out front. Looks like it'll be another busy week for Tony and his crew!
Not all of these cars are here for work, the silver Trans-Am belongs to one the workers. The yellow Camaro belongs to Matt Davis, seen last week at the AP&W company picnic. It's here for a tune-up, along with the GTO and the 72' 'Cuda.
Also waiting for work are a 69' Boss Mustang, a Shelby Cobra, and a hot-rod. I wonder if there are more automotive gems in that storage unit?
Later, another Camaro shows up; this red one from California! The owner was in town visiting relatives. He took the car to Tony to have it checked out before he went back to the West Coast -alot of things can go wrong on a 3000+ mile road trip!
Tony can also work on the big SUV's; here a happy customer drives away in her Hummer H2. Foreign or domestic, old or new, big or small, Tony's Garage fixes them all!
1 comment:
Fantastic! I love how you've named your people and created actual stories around the photos. You've taken model railroading to a whole new dimension. Keep up the good work.
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