Sirens of Chrome at the AACA Museum March 1-31. Check it out!

Understanding Your Car's Check Engine Light.

It happens to drivers everywhere—you’re pulling out of your driveway, or perhaps on your way to work, when you suddenly notice that your car’s check engine light is illuminated. While this may give you a sinking feeling of dread, you don’t need to panic! The check engine light can indicate an array of different issues, from something as simple as a loose gas cap to more serious issues like a faulty catalytic converter. After checking that your gas cap is tight, bring your car to your mechanic in Smyrna or Buckhead and have the check engine light diagnosed. Ignoring the light can lead to more serious and more expensive automotive repair issues in the future, as well as reduced gas mileage and increased emissions. Take a look at this Infographic to see the common reasons why check engine lights come on.

This site is all about Dave Jones' collection of old trucks in Sprague, Washington. And the photos and books that Jon Sachs made when he stumbled on Dave's collection.

Dave's truck collection sits on a lot in Sprague, no signs, no fence. You are welcome to wander among the trucks, take all the photos you like, or sit and paint pictures.

We're starting to call this Dave's Truck Rescue project, since what he is doing is rescuing these fine old trucks from the crusher.