I Love seeing everyones pictures with the posts.

I agree, George. I also hope that the frequent posters will join the new forum. I've been driving the same '31 Tudor since 1967, and Fordbarn is the closest I can come to hanging around the local garage with my dad's friends back when I was in high school (when you could still buy 4.75/5.00 x 19 tires off the shelf at the local Firestone store.) Let's keep it going, shall we?
 
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I'm here, but I have no idea what to do, so I'll watch and maybe learn. This is better than losing everything!
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This is the Palace Cafe in Falls City Texas. Was opened in 1928 as a gas station. The picture inside of the opening shows the employees in white shirts, bow ties and a 28 Phaeton sitting in th drive. They had the best hand made hamburger Ihahad in a long time.
 

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Brian SATX said:
This is the Palace Cafe in Falls City Texas. Was opened in 1928 as a gas station. The picture inside of the opening shows the employees in white shirts, bow ties and a 28 Phaeton sitting in th drive. They had the best hand made hamburger Ihahad in a long time.
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Brian, that is a nice picture.
 
John Butts in CT said:
I agree, George. I also hope that the frequent posters will join the new forum. I've been driving the same '31 Tudor since 1967, and Fordbarn is the closest I can come to hanging around the local garage with my dad's friends back when I was in high school (when you could still buy 4.75/5.00 x 19 tires off the shelf at the local Firestone store.) Let's keep it going, shall we?
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John, You have had your car a long time. I was born in 1967. :-) I love the smell of the old gas stations. I worked in my uncles gas station when I was in high school. Full service! "Sir, could I check your oil and fill up your windshield fluid." The smell of old oil and grease reminds me of my kind uncle.
 
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