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| Spooky Art Car Scares Customers at Raven's Grin Inn - Jim Warfield |
In thetown of Mount Carroll, Ill is where you will find Raven's Grin Inn, a 19th-century mansion that's been turned into awacky house of horrors by Jim Warfield which just happens to be located a block away from a cemetery.
Warfield rescued the house from being demolished about 20 years ago and then went on to fill it
with all kinds of freaky art projects like the "the last Elvis impersonator" that sits decayingin a wheelchair and of course plenty of creaky, spookyand secret passages. If you are feeling up to it you can get a group of 10 and go on a tour for $10 per person perhour but you must call in advance for reservations.
What got Jim a post here on art car central was one three spooky cars, a 87 Olds station Art Car wagon, "Custom cruiser" with arms that go up and down via a 79 T-Bird Vacuum /headlight door lifter device and a reptile hood with doll trapped in its bloody teeth. I think traveling cross country in one of these with the whole family is scary enough even without the skulls, but that's just me.
It took Jim about 5 years to rebuild his spooky art car to the point were felt comfortable taking it down to the local drag strip that allows anyone to race any car for $10. If speed doesn't kill then definitely a spooky induced heart attack would be enough to beat the competition. Go get em Jim:)
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| Spooky Art Car Scares Customers at Raven's Grin Inn - Jim Warfield |
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| Spooky Art Car Scares Customers at Raven's Grin Inn - Jim Warfield |
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| Spooky Art Car Scares Customers at Raven's Grin Inn - Jim Warfield |
2 comments:
That's scary, why would one want to give his/her look like this one? Anyways thank you for sharing it with us but again it does look scary
amazing post thanks for sharing this article
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