If they are still going strong today, like Javiers, St Martins and Campisis, do they not count?

Let’s not forget adult themed drive in theaters.
Two I recall. One off Lawnview the other off 175.

Lone Star was the lawnview one.

I remember now. Linda Kay was off 175.

It darn sure was. The year I turned 21 they changed the drinking age to 21. Man, that was close. Dodged a bullet there.

Burma shave roadside signs. Loved them.

Chubby's
Mother Blues
Rock Island Gravel Pits
Lee Park
The Sportatorium
Green Valley Raceway
White Rock Lake Granny
Goatman
The Loop 12 Traffic Circle
Slot Car City

Knew guy that got me into the Busy Bee when 17,

I was an AC/refrigeration guy. Made a lot of money fixing broke stuff.

The Morris Stores
Travis Street Electric
Como Motel

Never had a slot car, but the rest yeah.

How about Ron Chapman on KLIF AM. He always reported ln Goatman and Granny sightings.

Cruising Forest Lane in the 80's and then later in the night heading to Emerald Street for the street races

Heard of the Lady of the lake but have never heard of White Rock Lake Granny??? Who/What was that?

Dolly's Ranch House on 121 east of Preston Rd on the North side along with all of the other houses in that area.

Ask me how I know, never mind

Oh, wow. Forgot about Dolly's. Never had any work there. But, made many a trip up and down 121 and 289. Always high roller cars in front.

We cruised Forest in the early 70s. I will never forget my brother and his buddies stopping at the grocery to buy turkey necks. I will let you guess what they used them for. I remember driving central at 70 mph at any time of day.

Dewey Grooms Longhorn Ballroom
The original Adair’s on Cedar Springs
Mother Blues
Bowley and Wilsons Up Your Alley
Cardinal Puffs
Jamie’s Hamburgers
Cotton Bowling Palace
Goldfinger
The Old Church
Chelsea Corner
San Francisco Rose

Mothers Blues was a classic along with Bronco Bowl and Circle Bowl. I remember dad taking us to Bronco Bowl to shoot our Fred Bear recurves. There were other bars in Dallas that we hung out in but don't remember names. One was in Medallion Center. In the early 80s I stuck close to home. There were 2 bars side by side in Richardson off Arapahoe that were my hang outs. I knew the owners and bartenders at both. Back then if we wanted licgour we had to drive to Centennial on Walnut Hill.

Geno's ... next to the Frontier club .

EL Fenix Buffet , Webb Chapel

"While driving down a dusty road"
" whilst strapping down a heavy load"
" I pray my soul for God to keep"
" and hope like hell I don't fall asleep"

" at the end of my run a lass awaits"
" and she's carrying a pair of 38s". Burma shave.
- Me

We went there a lot when I was a kid. I felt grown up when my dad started letting me get the buffet instead of the child’s plate

Did anybody on here ever make it into the Playboy club? I remember seeing the bunny sign on central expressway, and once I learned what it was I swore I would go there. Unfortunately it closed too soon for me to make it

I just cleaned out and shredded a bunch of old papers and BS I've had for years
One of the things that I tossed was several VIP courtesy cards I got from who
knows where. Playboy club, Penthouse club ( I don't remember that, but I had
the card, so . . .) several other places. Probably one of the vendors from the
good old days when business lunch meant the male sales rep taking you to
the nudie bar for canned pork chops

Thinking of all that, does anyone remember what automotive
vendors had all the attractive female reps that came to visit
dressed in the mini skirts and tight tight low cut silk tops
and the high heeled boots?
Getting old now, and I can't remember what company it was

this topic reminds me of this song,

MO