Gainesville, Texas -
Glenn Goode's Big People

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Multiple fiberglass giants, owned by Glenn Goode the self-titled Fiberglass Man, stand in a line on his property.

Address:: 1651 FM 371, Gainesville, TX
Directions:: From I-35 turn on hwy 82 east, go 4 miles to FM 371 turn left(north) and go less than 2 miles. They are on west side of road waving at you.
Hours:: Daylight Hours. Contact Glenn at glenngoodethefiberglassman@netzero.net

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Multiple fiberglass giants, owned by Glenn Goode the self-titled Fiberglass Man, stand in a line on his property. Roadsideamerica.com Report...

Gainesville, Texas - Glenn Goode: Making a Muffler Man Head

Glenn Goode's Big People: Back in his garage, Glenn Goode helps us understand the complexities in crafting a good Muffler Man head. Watch Video.

Gainesville, Texas - We Fixed Her Blouse

Glenn Goode's Big People: Video chat with Glenn Goode about how he acquired and modified his fiberglass giantess. Watch Video.

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Glen Goode's Big People

As we were road tripping thru Texas we came across Mr. Goode and his collection. What a great stop, and Mr. Goode is the ultimate tour guide. Gave us the full tour and explained how he got all of his big folks. Took us into his shop and showed us the molds and a hat he made for a politician. Don't drive by and not stop. Mr. Goode asked that I post a comment here and for all he did for us it was the least we could do. [Tim Rainwater, 08/16/2011]

Bird's Nest extracted by Glenn Goode from his Uniroyal Gal.

Glenn Goode's Big People

I took a drive up to Gainesville today to check in on Glenn Goode's Big People. When I arrived, Glenn came out and stated that he was glad someone stopped today, as he needed someone to raise him up on his forklift in order to remove a bird's nest from Uniroyal Gal's neck.

I was only too happy to oblige and was rewarded with some unusual photo ops for my efforts. [Dane Tessler, 07/19/2007]

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