Fink's Garage was
one place to fill'er up during the 1930's. The station sold Red Crown Gasoline,
which is now known as Chevron. The garage later became the Fink Motor Company,
with the proprietor selling Chevrolet cars and pick-up trucks. The dealership
eventually was sold to the Stonebridge family, which continued selling
Chevrolets for many years, including post-World War II years. If the building
seems a bit familiar, it could be because it is well known today as the home of
Busch
Collision, 290 East Sunset Way.
Web Site Extra!
1999 photo, from Automotive Service Association web site Jim Busch started Busch Collision as a one-man shop in 1975. Today,
the shop has eight employees and does about 10 to 12 repairs per week.
