Save The Clams

Could be, but I have not been out there in years. It may be blocked off. If you are ever this way, I can show you where it is. I dont know the owners sons name, but I can see if I can look up the old mans number that passed away, someone may be living there and using the same #?

My grandfather used to be good friends with the owner for many many years, then back about 6 years ago he was going down his driveway in his '66 Ford truck and lost the master cylinder and had no brakes! He ended up slamming it into a tree and had a lot of internal injuries and it really messed him up. He was able to come home after awhile, but was never able to get around like he did and then he ended up passing away about a year later (that was about 5 years ago). I also heard that his wife passed away a couple of years ago and her son took the place over and was hauling the old cars out of there by the dozens and having them crushed. However as you can see in that bing map, there appears to be a lot of cars still there, but not sure how recent that photo was.

In 1991, I actually traded my first car, a 1972 Cadillac Sedan DeVille for a 1960 Oldsmobile Super 88 4dr sedan that he had.

 

Cool man, maybe I can hit you up next time April and I head that way...and we can drive The Clam