1939 Chevrolet Master Deluxe Business Coupe. KC Classic Auto, an automobile restoration shop and museum in Lenexa, Kansas.
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http://garywright.smugmug.com/MotorCars-akaAutomobiles/KC-Classic-Autos/24742918_dH2dgxOffice door of KC Classic Auto, an automobile restoration shop and museum in Lenexa, Kansas.
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http://garywright.smugmug.com/MotorCars-akaAutomobiles/KC-Classic-Autos/24742918_dH2dgxInterior, KC Classic Auto, an automobile restoration shop and museum in Lenexa, Kansas. Rita is checking out a Jaguar. While the collection is mostly American muscle cars, they did have a few items from Great Britain.
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http://garywright.smugmug.com/MotorCars-akaAutomobiles/KC-Classic-Autos/24742918_dH2dgxGary towering over a 1981 Austin Mini. This particular car has been somewhat modified from the original, but it's essential smallness is still easy to see. KC Classic Auto, Lenexa, Kansas.
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http://garywright.smugmug.com/MotorCars-akaAutomobiles/KC-Classic-Autos/24742918_dH2dgxHotel Savoy, Kansas City, Missouri. From their website:
"The Hotel Savoy was built on the corner of Ninth and Central streets in 1888 ... It offered turn-of-the-century elegance to political and stage personalities as well as cattlemen, grain merchants and travelers heading west. ... In 1903, it was remodeled and the west wing was added along with The Savoy Grill dining room. Imported marble and tile, brass fixtures and stained glass are some of the original features of the hotel decor. Art Nouveau style stained glass in the skylight was designed in Kansas City by Frank Anderson for the hotel lobby."Dining room, Hotel Savoy, Kansas City, Missouri. From their website:
"The Hotel Savoy was built on the corner of Ninth and Central streets in 1888 ... It offered turn-of-the-century elegance to political and stage personalities as well as cattlemen, grain merchants and travelers heading west. ... In 1903, it was remodeled and the west wing was added along with The Savoy Grill dining room. Imported marble and tile, brass fixtures and stained glass are some of the original features of the hotel decor. Art Nouveau style stained glass in the skylight was designed in Kansas City by Frank Anderson for the hotel lobby."Lobby, Hotel Savoy, Kansas City, Missouri. From their website:
"The Hotel Savoy was built on the corner of Ninth and Central streets in 1888 ... It offered turn-of-the-century elegance to political and stage personalities as well as cattlemen, grain merchants and travelers heading west. ... Art Nouveau style stained glass in the skylight was designed in Kansas City by Frank Anderson for the hotel lobby."