I actually like to watch em dance going away from me down the straight, The stagger messes with em big time and the cars are never straight down the straight

The Don Smith Museum (Don's compound museum or the 500 wheels museum?)

If its Don's Place in Ripley? You need to see this and take the whole time as you can't possibly see it all, Cars, Artwork, Eclectic stuff and hidden humor..

If someone can confirm this, I'll just get a room for fri night and go do Smiths, THAT and LPS. You can also get to Terre Haute from his compound by taking the road its on all the way to 41 then go north on 41 till you see the fairgrounds.

Good restaurants....paging Shortbus...Bill,what was the name of the restaurant that you sent me to that has the killer fish sandwiches?


http://www.tripadvisor.com/Restauran...e_Indiana.html

That would be the Bush on Maple Ave. next to the railroad tracks Cod Fish and also Great Big Tenderloin

if your are going through Brazil and you like BBQ stop at Pappys BBQ on US 40 right downtown on the southside of the road best BBQ around also they have a killer Meat Loaf but it don't last long

NOT ON MAPLE.IT IS AT 10th & LOCUST.

If you like tenderloins. Real homemade ones. Try this place, it won the WTHI-TV contest for best in the Wabash Valley.

http://www.wthitv.com/dpp/video/vide...w#.UcAtAK4Yhl8

2144 N. 25th St.
Terre Haute, IN 47805
(at intersection of 25th and Maple St.)

And if Danny's little birdie is right, don't miss Don Smith's collection. It's rare when they open that up for public viewing and what he has in that collection is extensive and unbelievable.

Jerry

I knew it was some kind of tree hay give me a break Bill it was early and I am old

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ha join the club

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The Don Smith Museum (Don's compound museum or the 500 wheels museum?)

If its Don's Place in Ripley? You need to see this and take the whole time as you can't possibly see it all, Cars, Artwork, Eclectic stuff and hidden humor../QUOTE]

It is the 500 Wheels museum on Ohio Street; the place in Riley isn't open very often (usually for fundraisers, etc). There is a lot of cool stuff in the Ohio Street location - lots of racing items in the back room you can't see from the street.

Great! Thanks everyone! I am excited!

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