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    RedDog..
    Yup, that was our last store...
    I was in Detroit a couple of weeks ago [[I have my mother in laws house up for sale in Dearborn) and drove down there.. I live in Conifer Colorado now.. Even did some business with Warholik <sp> Tire on McGraw and Wyoming.. They have been there forever and we did quite a bit of buisness with them when we had the dealership..
    Some of the old buisnesses have hung on.. Even bought some GREAT Kielbasa from the Markowitz Polish meat market across the street from the old store.. They have been there forever as well..
    I stumbled on this thread by accident.. It is pretty neat!
    Ron Husak

    Quote Originally Posted by reddog289 View Post
    So Ron, Then I think that Husak Dodge was in the round building which became a bakery then?. Good info. I love this thread.

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    rhusak,

    Armstrong Buick on Michigan Avenue? They were on Grand River east of Schaefer from what I remember near Rollie Barrett Chrysler. Or did they have two dealerships?

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    Default little buddy

    Where on Rosalie did you live , My Cousin lived at the north end

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    kacz1.
    We lived at 4781 Rosalie.. What was your cousins name? How old is he.. I am 66 so that gives you a frame of refrence.. I had 3 younger brothers though..
    Ron

    Quote Originally Posted by kacz1 View Post
    Where on Rosalie did you live , My Cousin lived at the north end

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    i think there number was 4950 the Bilsky family a few house north of the small park at hubbard

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    kacz1.
    Hmmm..
    I knew the Bilsky name.. But didn't know any of the kids... At least I don't remember them.. But I did know someone named Bilsky in high school.. Fordson.. I was about 1/2 block from the park.. Still looked about the same when I was there a few months ago..
    Ron

    Quote Originally Posted by kacz1 View Post
    i think there number was 4950 the Bilsky family a few house north of the small park at hubbard

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    You would have gone to school with Pauline what years did you go to Woodworth ?

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    shovelhead..
    Yup they were right next door.. We aquired that building when they left ... must have been 58 or so.. We had our AMC franchise there.. They relocated further down Michigan Ave near Greenfield.
    We were also right across the street from the Pontiac store... Barnett.. They also moved into Dearborn. We rented that building for a while to store some of our new cars in.. The fly ash there was terrible from Ford's foundry used to do a number on the paint... Kept all of the Benzes there.. It was a two floor building with the service department mostly upstairs..
    Ron

    Quote Originally Posted by shovelhead View Post
    rhusak,

    Armstrong Buick on Michigan Avenue? They were on Grand River east of Schaefer from what I remember near Rollie Barrett Chrysler. Or did they have two dealerships?

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    Way after this thread was started, but I found some of my grandfather's old receipts from HUSAK BROTHERS in the early '60s. Awesome to see. I didn't know he owned a pickiup truck in 1960, but I just learned that fact. My dad always told me how "Grampa" loved his Studebakers, and the Husaks were he favorite guys. Another family tradition is the WARHOLAK sons/brothers just east of Wyoming on McGraw. It was SO much fun to see this thread tonight. Here is an image from one of the receipts. I have many more, but they're no more interesting than this one.
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