Classic Cars In History
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Charlie said shovels and rope were necessary equipment when traveling in the early days. The roads were not paved yet so if it rained you might need to dig out or get pulled out of the mud. Early road maps gave directions, such as "turn right at the
old oak tree in front of farmer Yasker's place."
They took Charlie's licence away when he was in his
nineties after he sideswiped a few cars with his 1950s Buick.
He still had three Buicks when he died at 98 years old -
one that ran and two more for parts.

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Bill Diederich bought this 1927 Buick touring sedan after WWII for $40.00. He and two friends, Lewis Tusken and Frank Elliott, spent the summer touring Northern Wisconsin.
Bill sold the Buick that fall for $140.00.