Hmmm, do you suppose that car door dates back to the 1920's? Was it involved in a fast get-away, or used as a shield against mafia bullets? Or was it used by some high-strung teenage boys having a little fun target shooting? I wish I could hear it tell its story. Wonder who owned the garage. He might have been quite a character.
I'm not sure Nancy, it just showed up one day in front of one of the neighbours place and I haven't had a chance to ask...you're right, if the door could only speak!
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Hmmm, do you suppose that car door dates back to the 1920's? Was it involved in a fast get-away, or used as a shield against mafia bullets? Or was it used by some high-strung teenage boys having a little fun target shooting? I wish I could hear it tell its story. Wonder who owned the garage. He might have been quite a character.
I'm not sure Nancy, it just showed up one day in front of one of the neighbours place and I haven't had a chance to ask...you're right, if the door could only speak!
Ooooo, what stories it could tell! I love objects like this. Great photo. :)
Oh my a disgruntle car repair customer at Jorr's Garage it seems .
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