Welcome to Steve & Dwain's Car Dealer Tour no. 4 (Old ... - Clubs
Welcome to Steve & Dwain's Car Dealer Tour no. 4 (Old ... - Clubs
Welcome to Steve & Dwain's Car Dealer Tour no. 4 (Old ... - Clubs
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Walking <strong>to</strong>ur<br />
8. O'Conner Cadillac, 1000 State, NW corner, early location.<br />
9."AWFUL" Joe O’ffill Nash. Later O'Conner Cadillac. 1000 State Ave.<br />
http://clubs.hemmings.com/chvasunflower 6 of 9<br />
Bathtub Nash at Brunke’s salvage, Excelsior Springs, 1996 with Joe<br />
M O’ffill dealer script.<br />
Lockwood Volkswagen, 1234 State Ave. <strong>Steve</strong> and his VW buddies used <strong>to</strong> come here <strong>to</strong> look VW’s when we all<br />
had one in the late 60’s. One of only three VW dealers in KC at the time. Angle VW-NKC, Art Bunker-SKC and<br />
Lockwood-KCK. My understanding is that two guys named Lock and Wood owned this dealer.<br />
Proceed <strong>to</strong> next s<strong>to</strong>p. Park at the NE corner of 13 th & State Ave in the parking lot next <strong>to</strong> the old VW<br />
dealer.<br />
Here <strong>to</strong> view building<br />
10. "AWFUL" Joe O’ffill Nash. 1313 State. Dwain <strong>to</strong> tell s<strong>to</strong>ry about "shirts." Later this became Kansas Rambler.<br />
See below.<br />
1962<br />
Proceed <strong>to</strong> next s<strong>to</strong>p. Go west on State Ave, turn left on<strong>to</strong> 18 th St, then left again on<strong>to</strong> Minnesota Ave. Turn<br />
right at 17 th St past S<strong>to</strong>p <strong>no</strong>. 10 and park on the side street.<br />
Here <strong>to</strong> view building<br />
11. Harry Brown DeSo<strong>to</strong>-Plymouth, 1701 Minnesota. Later Walt Smith and Son Rambler and Toyota then Roger<br />
Smith & Son’s Toyota, then Keith Roberts Buick. (MARKL Buick's successor). Now Bud Brown (Harry’s son)<br />
Chrysler on 92 nd and Metcalf operated by Phil Brown, the third generation of this family. Previous <strong>to</strong> Harry Brown, the<br />
dealer was Potter Mo<strong>to</strong>r Co., DeSo<strong>to</strong>-Plymouth. It became Harry Brown in 1949. The 1943 telephone book shows<br />
Potter Mo<strong>to</strong>r Co at 1200 Minnesota.