Dad, on the wall of his little art studio at home, had a pencil drawing of “the Spook” - a tall, lanky, spooky-looking guy in black who, as I was told, was one of the more notable salesmen at Shady Deals.
Shady Deals
We had one car in the family in those days. Actually, Arnie had his own vehicle, as did Roger. Mom didn’t drive and didn’t appear to be in a hurry to learn. Anyways, it was an exciting event when we got a new used car from “Shady Deals” which was the local car dealer. I thought that was the actual name of the business because that’s what everyone called it. It wasn’t until I was an adult that I happen to discover it was actually “Palmyra Motors”.
Dad, on the wall of his little art studio at home, had a pencil drawing of “the Spook” - a tall, lanky, spooky-looking guy in black who, as I was told, was one of the more notable salesmen at Shady Deals.
Dad, on the wall of his little art studio at home, had a pencil drawing of “the Spook” - a tall, lanky, spooky-looking guy in black who, as I was told, was one of the more notable salesmen at Shady Deals.
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