Ghosts of truckstops past.
Discussion in 'Truck Stops' started by PackRatTDI, Oct 30, 2014.
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How can we forget the old stoney ridge travel plaza exit 71 ohtp ?...best bar in Ohio in the day.
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I recall that truckstop very well. It was one of my home bases for that part of Texas and local region for most of my driving years which was from late 80's through 2010's
They closed the facility force ability. Thank you for the pictures and the rekindling of memories. There are a number of truckstops that are gone now. Replaced with either a field or some big box store permanently. Sometimes I think my life over the years on the big road never existed at all when all of these places are removed from existence.
The threat level was pretty high at night in certain days of the week but I myself never really had any trouble. That buck special in it's holster by my chained wallet that I used to cut shrink wrapping all the time might have something to do with that. Open carried with that thing on the belt everywhere, even hunts point NY without a problem. There was trouble but never at that particular stop. The food was good. the staff attentive and the fuel halfway decent.Blue jeans Thanks this. -
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I like going by the shells of the old places on I 20 through west Texas. Also along 40 in New Mexico. Among other things them places had great food. One little place that's still like they used to be, Lisa's in Moriarity NM
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bzinger Thanks this.
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Can still see remnants of the old 76 on 70 at new Paris oh across from the petro .
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The old diner on 78 exit 12 westbound at Clinton NJ is still there in all its glory ..mite fall down anyday but food is still great and full of trucking memorabilia.
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Diners.
I think I remember the Clinton Jersey. There were a few in Jersey on state roads that were very, very good even though I might take 40 of the 60 acres in thier 4 car lot to go eat a hour. The Jersey wrote a law banning trucks to the National Network and so ended the diner travel.
One south of Rochester burned. I don't know what happened there. Another in Newport Ar also burned. A few more I recall burned. I don't know what it is about those places.
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