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Tim forwarded these pics of an early truck he found outside Mack’s Paint and Body shop in Hartselle, AL. It’s even sporting a Christmas Wreath on the grille.
It’s not for sale.
My Dad stopped and asked. Evidently the owner (of the business and truck) died a while back and the family and whoever is running the business doesn’t want to sell it. Kind of an attention-getter piece for the business. Being a paint shop, you’d think they throw some paint on it to protect it and give it some curb appeal. Oh well.
Thanks Jake. If you stop by, let them know it worked. At least they got some visibility on eWillys 🙂
I think the irony of an unpainted, patina thick ( rusty ) truck in front of a body/paint shop attracts a lot of attention. I would go in for sure.