Re: A LITTLE PACKARD (AND ROUTE 66) HISTORY FROM 2017
Posted by Leeedy On 2017/9/30 14:44:39
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I may need to pull out my road atlas for deeper details, but as I recall it is on I-40 eastbound. An official interstate rest stop. It is officially known as "NW-4" according to the Texas Department of Transportation. It is maintained by a company out of Buffalo, Texas.
It would seem as though this rest stop would be an ideal stopover for a Texas Packard Club region on a road tour. Here is another photo. Signs on these walls say: "Fyre Drop Gasoline"... "Hood Tires"... "Authorized Studebaker Service"...
There is also a large tornado shelter in the building.
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BDC wrote:
I live right of I-40 and I travel I-40 east & west on a regular base but I can't place this at all. Where on I-40 is this?
I may need to pull out my road atlas for deeper details, but as I recall it is on I-40 eastbound. An official interstate rest stop. It is officially known as "NW-4" according to the Texas Department of Transportation. It is maintained by a company out of Buffalo, Texas.
It would seem as though this rest stop would be an ideal stopover for a Texas Packard Club region on a road tour. Here is another photo. Signs on these walls say: "Fyre Drop Gasoline"... "Hood Tires"... "Authorized Studebaker Service"...
There is also a large tornado shelter in the building.
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