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Clifton, TX - Out
in the styx, on Highway 6, there is a monument to a no-nox time of
life when leaded gasoline, iron, glass, rubber and steel ruled the road - with high octane accents.
Plastics
and polymer resins were still in the research stage, and the tail
fins were so big and jet-propelled they were – well, kind of scary.
Near
the corner of FM 219 and State Hwy 6, across the street from the
Clifton Post Office, located in an old supermarket, is every car
buff's dream. The out of the way barn where the cherry cream puffs de
la cordon bleu await the lingering looks of love cast by afficianado
eyes, free and easy for the ogling and with a small donation, any
weekend auto jaunt for the man behind the wheel, just waiting while
the ladies cruise antiques, art, and other stuff lead-footed
daddy-o's detest.
We give you the Clifton Classic Chassis Car Museum...and leave you with this classic American thought. Listen carefully to my man's story, now. He's been on the road since 1954. Sing it, Chuck!(click here for a quick ride through the country)
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