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I came across this a few days ago, I reached out to a friend of mine that's a member of the Fire dept. to see if it was a controlled burn or lightning strike as this house has been vacant for some time.

Today...

As it stands today, the diner has been rebuilt and the garage is now an Ice cream stand. In it's day this was a stop for the stage coach where they would change out the horses, and there was a spare stage coach in the barn out back.

Photo's from ten years ago.

Is that an 11" torque converter?

Great car. Nice couple of photo's, just need to see about 98 more.

What's going on with the roof on the Chevy that's for sale.

Many thanks to you and your family for taking/posting these photo's, much appreciated.

It's the coat and pants Firefighters wear, looked like a set on the wall behind your car, (black w/ stripes.) PS, great car, the color really sets it off.

Best of luck with your surgery/recovery, is that turn out gear in the background?

I remember years back when I restored my 70 Challenger I purchased an NOS rear valance, it came with that bracket, my body guy removed it. much more difficult after it's painted.

Standing with you and your family wishing Natalie a full and fast recovery.

I had heard that the luggage rack was the same as the one used on Corvette's, anybody here know if that's true?

An amazing color combo. A great restoration but a few nitpicks. Missing engine call out on hood, woodgrain inserts on interior door panels, and the area behind the grill should be black. None of these are a deal breaker but should be addressed.

The Necco Co. also made the Skybar one of my favorites so I was pretty bummed out until, I woman from Sudbury Ma. purchased the machinery she now has a Skybar store on Route 20 in Sudbury. Oh yea I've been there. :D

John so sorry to hear of your loss, as one of the MOST RESPECTED members here I'm sure the C body family will be here to support you in any way possible. You're in my thoughts and prayers.

The roadway in the tunnels is in great shape after all these years. This section of the Turnpike was closed in 1968.

Abandoned Ray's Hill tunnel Penn. Turnpike, rode through on my bike Sept.2014