Town Hall

Michael O'Donnell/Idaho State

Journal Town Hall stands if front of his used car business where he has been putting the people of Southeast Idaho behind the wheel for 30 years.

    Editor’s note: The Journal’s seven-part series on the history of the automobile in Southeast Idaho continues today with a feature on used car lots and the people who run them.

    If there’s one thing people in the used car and used vehicle parts business like the most it’s other people. Cars and trucks are just the glue that binds them.

    The joy of dealing with folks holds true for longtime Pocatello used car lot owners like Town Hall and Scott Hadley and for the Shaw’s Auto Parts family that has been doing business in Southeast Idaho for generations.

 Read the full story and view a photo gallery: http://yesteryear.idahostatejournal.com/?p=397925

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JenniferDigs

Ha ha, couldn't agree more with you. Sure, man is a social animal and other things are just glue using which they stick to each other, auctions and sale functions being one of them. http://www.salvagetrucksauction.com