A Thunder Bay car dealership that started out in Current River is celebrating its 50th year in operation. General Manager Marcus Luft of Half-Way Motors says the company has come a long way since the early 60s. He says it started out as a grocery store located "half way" down Hodder Avenue. They began by selling Studebakers and then moving to Jeep and then Datsun, which became Nissan. The company is recognizing the occasion at an event this evening at its Memorial Avenue location
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Half-Way Celebrates The Big Five-Oh
A Thunder Bay car dealership that started out in Current River is celebrating its 50th year in operation. General Manager Marcus Luft of Half-Way Motors says the company has come a long way since the early 60s. He says it started out as a grocery store located "half way" down Hodder Avenue. They began by selling Studebakers and then moving to Jeep and then Datsun, which became Nissan. The company is recognizing the occasion at an event this evening at its Memorial Avenue location
