Gainesville, Texas: Glenn Goode's Big People
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- 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. (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 940-665-8200
- RA Rates:
- Major Fun
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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...
Glenn Goode's Big People: Back in his garage, Glenn Goode helped us understand the complexities in crafting a good Muffler Man head. Watch Video.
Glenn Goode's Big People: In 2006. Glenn Goode told Roadside America how he acquired and modified his fiberglass giantess. Watch Video.
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Pretty cool little side trip to see!
[Charity, 09/03/2014]
We had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Goode today and hearing stories of how he acquired the big people and seeing the molds. Thank you Mr. Goode!
[Donna, 08/03/2013]Page of 3 [Next 5 items]
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Glenn Goode's Uniroyal Gal, Gainesville, TX - < 1 mi.
Glenn Goode's Big John No. 1, Gainesville, TX - < 1 mi.
Glenn Goode's Cowboy Muffler Man, Gainesville, TX - < 1 mi.In the region:
House Moving Museum, Fort Worth, TX - 53 mi.
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Glenn Goode's gargantuan gathering always merits a detour off the interstate. The calf is the wrong scale -- but we like to imagine it as something a giant might skewer to barbecue.