Only one man could be connected with such a tale, and he’s wagon master L.G. McDonald of Waleska, Georgia. The vehicle was the first L.G. restored for a client 30 years ago. While L.G. had it in his shop, the owner of the transport got into a gunfight over a woman and was killed. The vehicle L.G. was restoring turned out to be rather fitting for this turn of events. It was a hearse. But most people don’t come to the wagon master looking for a conveyance for their remains. Old West aficion


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