Hi Andy it is great to see you. So happy to be able to watch your ads on this video. I will watch the video too in full. Nice views on your videos. I will have to show this one to Michael when he gets home.
The 1947 gmc bubble nose in there our towing company owns that truck our company's name is Lanser Garage & Towing out of Wisconsin That is my great grandpa's truck (who is also a hall of fame member) my dad and grandpa also drove that truck
This is the museum in Chattanooga??? It seems different if it is. I haven’t been there for quite some time. I love wreckers..even own a 51 REO wrecker that my dad bought new. Love the benches outside!
@@AndysJourneys me and my wife came to Chattanooga for our 1 year anniversary last spring and we took the hop on hop off trolley tour. Its an awesome tour and we love Chattanooga we want to come back very soon.
Andy's Journeys I operated a Foden 6 x 6 Wrecker 27 tonnes in weight. 12.5 ton crane and 25 ton rear winch. 10.5 ton front winch. Off road tyres. Was a beast.
I didn't record one but I love that they have a ceremony every year for the inductees. It really is a great way to honor people in a job that's not very appreciated. Thank you for watching
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This was awesome. Seeing these Classic trucks so pristine. Thanks
You are welcome. It's even cooler to see in person.
Who would of thought there was a museum of towing!! Lol wow..very cool! Imma show my uncle this! Hes a tow guy..lol Great upload! Beautiful trucks!
This is a great collection. Of course the first tow trucks were invented in Chattanooga Too. Thanks for coming by
Hi Andy it is great to see you. So happy to be able to watch your ads on this video. I will watch the video too in full. Nice views on your videos. I will have to show this one to Michael when he gets home.
Thank you. I have lots of different things that you may be interested in. :)
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Thanks for sharing the experience , Did not know the place existed , Will be planning a trip there next year .
I'm local so if you have any questions about the area please dont hesitate to contact me through Facebook or here. :) there is a ton to see here
@@AndysJourneys Thanks
The 1947 gmc bubble nose in there our towing company owns that truck our company's name is Lanser Garage & Towing out of Wisconsin That is my great grandpa's truck (who is also a hall of fame member) my dad and grandpa also drove that truck
That's awesome. It's great that it made it down here so that people can see it. Tow truck drivers are some amazing people
I like the look of the 79 bubble snot
They have an amazing collection for sure
Stumbled along this video and learned something new today thanks boss😅
Glad to help. The museum has expanded since I filmed this one. It's really cool.
Love the Autocar!
I need to get back sometime. This is a fantastic museum.
This is the museum in Chattanooga??? It seems different if it is. I haven’t been there for quite some time. I love wreckers..even own a 51 REO wrecker that my dad bought new. Love the benches outside!
Yes this is in Chattanooga. They have changed things some since opening. Thanks for watching. :)
a tow truck museum,Great video
Thank you. I need to get back and check out how things have changed. Its a cool museum for sure
@@AndysJourneys That is where they assemble the big wreckeres, Jamie Davis has been there a few times
The first shop I owned was right across the street from here.
South Broad has really changed over the last 20 years or so.
Good tour! 🤩 Seems that some of their inventory has changed since I was there before...many years ago. Gonna go back in 2020. 😳
Yeah the collection is bigger than the museum. Its neat to see parts changing over time. :)
Thanks for posting this. I was tempted to go here when i was in the area ane never got a chance
You are welcome. It's a pretty cool place. It's also fitting since the official tow truck was invented here in Chattanooga. Thanks for watching.
49 cent gas was expensive. In the early 60's it was never over 25 cents and often in the high teens.
Does Ron Pratt have his hand prints in the concrete outside the front doors.?
I am not sure I will go back and check some time. it's about time for a re visit anyway
i wonder if Bruce --Crazy Horse-- Hardy who worked for Jamie Davies Towing is remembered there as well
Its possible. There are a lot of names on the wall.
I've been here and did a video too. Nice job
Thank you. Its one of my early ones, but folks seem to like it. :)
I loved that place
It still is neat to know that Tow Trucks started in Chattanooga. We can add that to Moon Pies, and The first Bottling Plant for Coca Cola
@@AndysJourneys me and my wife came to Chattanooga for our 1 year anniversary last spring and we took the hop on hop off trolley tour. Its an awesome tour and we love Chattanooga we want to come back very soon.
If you have any questions, message me on Facebook. I'll be happy to answer any questions
@@AndysJourneys thanks
Interesting. I was a Recovery Mechanic in the British Army.
The interesting thing is that the tow truck was invented here in Chattanooga. Its amazing how far its come
Andy's Journeys I operated a Foden 6 x 6 Wrecker 27 tonnes in weight. 12.5 ton crane and 25 ton rear winch. 10.5 ton front winch. Off road tyres. Was a beast.
Here’s what I operated th-cam.com/video/JU2HvKBfyjg/w-d-xo.html now replaced by an even better machine.
Where is this located at again???
Located on broad street in Chattanooga Tennessee
Where did you get 1979 bubble nose it said 1947
there were a lot of signs in there at the time I may have misread it. Sorry.
My son in law Darrell Mansfield from the UK was inducted into the hall of fame a few years ago.
I didn't record one but I love that they have a ceremony every year for the inductees. It really is a great way to honor people in a job that's not very appreciated. Thank you for watching
@@AndysJourneys I think Jamie Davis is a member, and the owner of O Hare towing in Chicago also
NICE VIDEO
+IRONDAWG63 thank you. Glad you enjoyed it
I was there 2010
I need to go back to see what's changed. :)
1:13 wall of the Fallon
All that have died in the service
It was a 1947 not 1979 GMC
Thanks. There are so many signs close together I guess It was for another truck I was reading from. Thank you for watching.
Andy's Journeys thanks Andy I always watch your videos enjoy watching .
What's up with those creepy eyeballs
Had to have one eye dilated. Its memorable for sure :)
I drove tow truck worse job I ever had to much bs
Did it pay 💰