The coolest classic cars to ever hit the highways

ByPooja Lodhia and Steve Campion KTRK logo

The Texas Road Trippers head to La Grange to check out some of the coolest, classic cars to ever hit the highway and byways.

LA GRANGE, TX (KTRK) -- In this week's Texas Road Trippers, Steve Campion and Pooja Lodhia make a pit stop half way to Austin to check out some of the coolest classic cars to ever hit the highways and byways.

Alongside Highway 71 -- about five miles outside of La Grange, Texas -- it is a sight you can't miss. The candy colored paint jobs of Ford trucks, Thunderbirds and Nash Metropolitans are being used to advertise Thunderbirds Southwest.

Thunderbirds Southwest is dedicated to Timeless Texas Classics. The property includes a 6,000-square-foot showroom to showcase and sell classic cars along with special interest vehicles. The area next to the showroom serves as a garage and museum which even includes a "company plane."

John Adams works in the showroom and reconditions cars in the garage at Thunderbirds Southwest.

"Everybody has the same story," said Adams. He told us everyone says, "We've been by here a million times and we wanted to stop."

Thunderbird Southwest not only restores the old beauties, but also gives classic cars a few modern upgrades.

"We try to make 'em to where they're easy to drive and more comfortable, without hurting the originality," said Adams.

The showroom itself is a trip down memory lane, decked out in 1950's nostalgia and some quirkiness too, with signs like 'Do not lean on this car - unless you're naked!'

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"I don't know, maybe it's just in our heads, it seems like cars used to be way more romantic, right," Pooja asked Adams, gesturing to the big back seat of a Nash "Met."

"There's always the folks kind of reliving their youth a little bit," said Adams.

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