Here Comes Spring!
Here comes Spring! The worst! Posted by Norwood Auto Service Center on Thursday, March 12, 2020 … Continue reading →
Bald Eagles
Bald eagles are amazing creatures! I recently took my Mom on a road trip to Wabasha, MN to the National Eagle Center. It’s about an hour North of LaCrosse along Highway 61. There is an amazing program about bald eagles. … Continue reading →
Majestic Snowy Owl
This majestic Snowy Owl came up on my screen this morning! Just had to share with you all. Have a terrific afternoon. … Continue reading →
Your Car’s Maintenance Schedule
Are you neglecting your car’s maintenance schedule or repairs? If you are, then you are “killing” your car’s life span. Sounds rather tragic, I know, but it really is bad news for your car! Regular check ups are needed for … Continue reading →
Hubcaps for this Throwback Thursday!
It’s Throwback Thursday Time! What do you know about the history of the hubcap and wheel covers? You may be asking… aren’t they the same thing? Well, the answer is “no”. How and why did hubcaps come into existence? Autos … Continue reading →
Wild and Wacky Wednesday
Let’s see if we can get words that have to do with cars. I’ll go first…. wipers. Your turn…go! … Continue reading →
In like a lion out like a lamb
The saying goes: If March weather comes in like a lion (rain, sleet, snow or very cold) then it will go out as a lamb (sunny, warm, spring-like). And vice versa. Do you remember this weather prediction saying when you … Continue reading →
Reduce, Reuse and Recycle! Bob’s Does That!
Reduce, Reuse and Recycle! Bob’s Does That! At Bob’s Auto Service we take great care to be kind to our environment. … Continue reading →
Beach and Waves
Hahaha! I see a beach and waves. What did you see? omg 🤭😲 who else needs a vacation? Posted by 92 PRO-FM on Thursday, February 6, 2020 … Continue reading →
The Last Bench Seats
Do you remember front bench seats? I do too, but your children or grandchildren may never have seen them; or even know they existed. Feel free to share this post with the younger generations. Up until 1958 all vehicles had … Continue reading →