Southern Style Roadside Attraction

[Dr. Cranky]

Just in time for valentines . . . this my latest build so far in 2008 . . . I would like to do a whole series of these "roadside attractions."

Of course, this one is not based on a real attraction, though it is extremely possible . . .

Enjoy, lots more pics in my Fotki.

[Raul_Perez]

Very well done, Virgil!! I really enjoy seeing unique pieces, and this one certainly is unique!!

Keep up the great work and the posts!

[dub]

Great, imaginative work as usual, Virgil! I do have one question though. Does the Cafe serve scrapple?

You ought to work that van of yours into one of the roadside attractions. Don't worry, I won't mention the horse leaving the K & J Kruize in it...... Oops!

:lol:

[Dr. Cranky]

Ha! I loved that . . . I think there will be a whole series of these "Roadside Attractions."

Thanks for the kind words and the support. Stay tuned in . . .

[RatRod]

Not my cup-o-tea, but that is some amazing work Virgil!!! You have some fantastic talents showing throughout!!!!

[lizardlust]

EXCELLENT - that thing has U.S. 41 written all over it!!!

[Dr. Cranky]

Thanks for the compliments, fellas . . . this one was fun, but I went with my imagination rather that work from a picture . . . I am sure there are all sorts of great eye candy all over the less-traveled highways (the blue highways) in the country . . .

[Jairus]

I never would have thought of that... Cool look though!

[Dr. Cranky]

No, you would have thought of this:

This is a place called CARHENGE. Unbelievable!!!

[James Flowers]

I like that alot. I have seen a real VW on a pole as a sign here in Ohio at a junkyard. I have not been that way for along time so don't know if it is still there. Please do more of them. It was Circleville, Ohio on R.T. 23.