ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Lance Herrington found himself in a tough place when Houston, in his words, collapsed in the 1980s, and he was out of a job.
He picked himself up by the bootstraps, and together with his wife Pam, they started a business restoring and selling Ford Thunderbirds out of his garage.
Fast forward to today, and the Herringtons have a successful classic car business in La Grange, Texas, on a prime piece of real estate on the highway that connects Austin and Houston.
We cover Lance's amazing journey, classic cars in general, and hear about the time Lance flew to pick up a car with Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top.
You can find Timeless Texas Classics at https://www.thunderbirdsouthwest.com/
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United States
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