Goodlettsville, Tennessee: Car Parts Transformer
An Optimus Prime autobot, 21 feet tall, made of bumpers, fenders, grills, and other car parts.
All Things Custom
- Address:
- 608 N. Main St., Goodlettsville, TN
- Directions:
- All Things Custom. I-65 exit 98, then drive south on US-41 for a little over a mile. On the right (west) side of US-41/N. Main St.
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He's back -- and sporting a Van Halen belt buckle!
[catluvingirl, 11/13/2023]I stopped by on May 11 and the robot is gone. I went inside the business and was told that a big windstorm a few months ago knocked the robot down and broke it. The legs are visible through the fence next to the office but the upper half is laying on the ground somewhere behind the building. The owner hopes to have it rebuilt and placed back outside maybe by September or October.
[signmanjoe, 05/25/2022]During the holidays he's dressed festive for the season.
[Phaedra Creed, 04/13/2022]
The robot stands in front of All Things Custom.
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The 21-foot-tall Transformer was built in October 2019 out of bumpers, fenders, grills, and other car parts by the adjacent auto body shop.