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Forgot about posting these.
Wonder if IaGary knows where they are at?
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I like the Skelly station. Dad worked at a Skelly station when he got out of high school in the early forties. Somewhere he has a picture of him standing in front of the station wearing his white pinstriped Skelly uniform and a flat topped Skelly hat. Jim
 
Kind of makes me want my old Whizzer motor bike back, but not too badly. It took me all week to get it ready to ride on Sunday. That one really looks nice.
 
Yup know exactly where they are. My dues to that place helps keep the doors open.

The model train set up is fun to see as well.


Gary
 
DAVID,
Coralville, IoWAY
You will have to ask IaGary for the "secret key"!
Jim

PS: Saw a lotta neat things at the Weeber and Dumont museums
 
What's the big secret? Why don't you tell us were it is? Lol, I like the 54 Chevy, but would rather it be a hard top. I think a 57 Chevy would be my favorite.
 
It is the Johnson County historical museum in Coralville Iowa.

It is the county I live in.

There is not a lot about ag but some. It has a very good collection of old cars as you can see.
 
I will take the gas station with the Skelly sign . I remember back 1946 Skelly oil Co. leased my Dad place to drill, what they did.

The Co. in still in bus, but change names A few times, now Chevron.

Hammer Man
 
Gary, I'm gonna' have to check that out when we get back over your way. My Daughter goes to UofI and we seem to be there way more than we ever thought we would when she started.
 
(quoted from post at 20:16:55 02/21/14) What's the big secret? Why don't you tell us were it is? Lol, I like the 54 Chevy, but would rather it be a hard top. I think a 57 Chevy would be my favorite.
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Yes it seems like '57 is everyone's favorite. I remember the TV adds for them when I was kid. The hard tops usually go for very big money now.
 
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