Have you ever seen me do body work and tape? Besides, those bozo's didn't
know green from red.
I think they had only 3 colors. Krylon red, green and yellow. Of course
they'd use whatever TG&Y had on sale at the time, too... Right Gen64? I'll
bet you sold many cans of spray paint to Sheib...
Thinking of a few Captial Hill busineses I didn't see mentioned
Peyton Marcus
Cattelman's Cafeteria
acroos the hall was Mr Phil's shoes, for some reason I remember
him being a very serious person
Western Auto
Emmer Bros
Mr Bucks
Jack & Jill
C.H. Bakery & C.H. Ice Cream
OG&E had an office to pay bills (my mom worked there)_
the Beacon was a staple in our mail box all thru my school years
kinda obscure, but I have no idea if Arrowhead Rock ship still
exsists. Can't remeber his name but the guy that ran it was
pretty remarkable. bought a rock polisher there.
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I think there was a Montgomery Wars Catalogue store:...on the same side but west of Hudson there used to be a Sears store and an aOld Tightwads store for a few years....
Mr. Buck used to be downtown Capitol Hill
Capitol Hill Hospital
Can't remember the name of the Bank
what was the either honda or kawasaki dealer that was on 29th between western and blackwelder?
There was an optical shop on the south side of SW 29th just east of S. May.
It was Munday-Price Optical. I think they started around 1973.
Does anybody remember that place?
Does anybody know what business was there before them?
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I think there was a Montgomery Wars Catalogue store:...on the same side but west of Hudson there used to be a Sears store and an aOld Tightwads store for a few years....
was thinking monkety wards was on the corner of 25th and Harvey
Growing up we went to the 16th & Portland location. I went to high school and worked at Skaggs with the pharmacists son (Greg Smith IIRC).
You mean this MacArthur Park Raceway? It has been reopened.
Jandebeur's Honda-Kawasaki was on SW 29th, the House of Kawasaki out at NW 10th & Council is the only one that I knew of on 10th. Our neighborhood bought most of our motorcycles out there and when we started riding we rode on the land on the SW corner of 10th & Council before the subdivision went in out there. We also rode at the north end of Overholser in what is now Stinchcomb Wildlife Refuge.
Jandebeur's Honda-Kawasaki was on SW 29th, the House of Kawasaki out at NW 10th & Council is the only one that I knew of on 10th. Our neighborhood bought most of our motorcycles out there and when we started riding we rode on the land on the SW corner of 10th & Council before the subdivision went in out there. We also rode at the north end of Overholser in what is now Stinchcomb Wildlife Refuge.[/QUOTE]
Thats it jandebeurs!....My cousin scared the crap out of a salesman there..
The bank was Oklahoma National. Moving west from there was David's Menswear, owned by David Hecker, then Brown's Jewelry, owned by Floyd Brown, Then Bob's Hot Dog Stand, owned by, who else, BOB, then an I can't remember, and then Cecil's Women's Wear, owned by Cecil Said. All fine folks.
On NW 10th between May & Villa? About what years? There may have been an independent shop there or maybe a Harley shop. The H-D shop that I remember was Parr's at Melrose & Rockwell during the AMF/H-D years. I also grew up going into the European dealer on MacArthur where Fred Baker Firearms is. I grew up on Kawasaki's but always wanted a Euro bike, well, I have a Triumph now.
ok here is one where was the "spot" and who owned it? on western
Hey, don't forget Cycle world on 58th and S. Shields...Owned by Al Levine for some time... Kawasaki was his bike of choice. also, they were new in the market.....
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