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PLEASE READ: (May, 2007) Several years ago, I put this site up as one man's tribute to
a fond memory. Never in a million years did I dream that this site
would do so well. Currently it gets about 75 hits a day. Sometimes, it
will get 400 or so hits in a single day, probably because someone finds the
site and then passes it on to friends. There
must be a lot of interest in old roadside stuff!!
I get emails quite often from folks with information. Lately, I have just gotten so busy with life that I have not had the time to update the site. So, first of all, I want to apologize to the folks who sent me stuff and never saw it on the site. I still have the emails saved away and it will get put on during the redo as described below. I am going to be migrating the site to a new host, as it is currently on AOL and when I drop my old dial up service I will lose the space. Also, I am going to let my son become the webmaster. He is a young computer guy and has lots of ideas on how to improve the site, such as adding a discussion board. School is out for the summer and he needs something to do. If the site is unavailable it is because we are redoing it. You can email the new webmaster with any suggestions at: jrcdrummer@gmail.com |
Welcome!! ARCHIVES - OLD STORE PICTURES ROAD MADNESS! BROTHER DAVE'S |
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 Store sign along I-65 in Alabama Submitted by Spencer Young |
 NEW 06/2005: Old newspaper ad for a Stuckey's store in Beverly, Kansas Submitted by Trent Rose |
 Old billboard circa 1960's along U.S. 11/I-81 near Bristol, VA Picture by Jim Talley of Vermont. |
 7/3/04 The next generation! I have succeeded in making my son into a Stuckey's fanatic (but it's no go on my teenage daughter). Here is the Stuckey's roadside store he made for me out of cardboard. |
 11/10/04 Old billboard on U.S. 301 just south of Hilliard, Florida. I have been by this site many times and never seen it; I was thinking maybe the recent onslaught of hurricanes uncovered it. |
6/8/04 Some new additions to the ARCHIVES gallery.
1/6/03 Stuckey's stores in Arkansas doing good deeds. Click here -> http://www.teddybearcop.com/Stuckeys.html
8/16/03 Where am I going with this site? Click HERE.
8/14/03 The official Stuckey's Corporation site is up and running at www.stuckeys.com. Please
direct your requests for mail order candy and store locations to them! THIS IS AN UNOFFICIAL, JUST FOR FUN, FAN SITE. The good
folks at Stuckey's like this site and want it to continue, but they want to make sure all requests for service go to them, Thanks!
 Visit a classic Horne's along U.S. 301. Click on picture! |
 NEW!! Take a virtual 1960's Stuckey's stop! Click on picture! |
DISCLAIMER: This is NOT the official Stuckey's Corporation
website!
That site is at: http://www.stuckeys.com/.
Send any
email or comments about this rather amateurish site to: PKhan@stuckonstuckeys.com,
who yearns
for the good ol' days of Stuckey's and other roadside icons.
Relaxed, Refreshed,
and Refueled cyberspace travelers since
8/23/01.
Note: The counter rolls over at 65536 (which is because it is stored as a 2 byte, or 16 bit, quantity).
So the current hit count is 65536 PLUS the number shown.
1/2007 It rolled over again, so it is now
130,000 + the current value.