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Vernon Lee (Pete) McKinney, 80, Adair Co., KY (1935-2016)


2016-07-29 - 210 Greensburg Street, Columbia, KY - Photo from Stotts-Phelps-McQueary Funeral Home.

Vernon Lee (Pete) McKinney, 80, Adair Co., KY (1935-2016)



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Rides IX: Repurposed 1955 Chevy as antique store sign


2016-07-29 - Bread of Life, 5369 US 127, Liberty, Casey County, KY 42539 - Photo by Joey Tucker, Bread of Life Restaurant..
Joey Tucker's truck with new sign, for new Casey County business, Rusty Joe's *Antiques*Gifts*Amish Furniture" soon to open next door to the new location of the Casey County Discount Food Store, on KY 910.


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Rides IX - Joey Tucker's 1955 Chevy truck at Bread of Life


2016-07-29 - Bread of Life, 5369 US 127, Liberty, Casey County, KY 42539 - Photo by Joey Tucker, Bread of Life Restaurant..
A look at the the right side of the truck.


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Rides IX: 1955 Chevrolet 1.5 ton, in shop


2016-07-29 - Southfork Community, Casey County, KY - Photo by Joe Tucker, Bread of Life Restaurant..
The truck partially restored - nearly ready for it's new function as a conversation piece and unique business "sign." It's anchor tree remains a part of its decor.


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Rides IX: Joey Tucker 1951 truck - headed home


2016-07-29 - Photo by Joey Tucker, Bread of Life Restaurant..
On the road.


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Rides IX - Joe Tucker's 1955 Chevy truck. Ready for ride home


2016-07-29 - Fredricktown, KY - Photo by Joe Tucker, Bread of Life Restaurant..
Joey Tucker's 1955 Chevrolet 1.5 ton truck, loaded on a rollback, ready for transport to Casey County.


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Rides IX: Joey Tucker 1955 Chevy truck - in field, Washington Co.


2016-07-29 - Fredricktown, KY - Photo by Joey Tucker, Bread of Life Restaurant..
After negotiating a deal for this truck spotted in a field in Fredricktown, KY, Joey Tucker of Casey County had the task of freeing it from a hardwood tree holding it captive. Here it's awaiting a rollback for a trip to a new home and a new purpose in Casey County, KY.


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