A collection of over 200 tour buses, school buses, and charter buses located in the Southeast. Some of the buses date back until the 40's. The owner of the property owned a charter business that drove people to Knoxville for the World's Fair in the '80s. The fair brought in over 11 million visitors, making it one of the most popular world's fairs in United States history. One of the most favorite buses on the property is a tour bus from the '40s. However, after 9/11 the skyrocketing costs of insurance brought a standstill to the bus service. Now the owner's son lives on the family property and sells the vintage parts all over the world. The son states that he doesn't understand what people see and refers to the buses as "junk" in response to the overwhelming traffic to the site.
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Peep my car blending with the buses from the traffic from the main road.
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If you are smoking in here, you'd better be on fire!
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"Whenever you go, when you get there, that's where you're gonna be."
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