New Milford Man’ s Chilling Texas Chainsaw Massacre Truck Seen in Monroe
This past Saturday (6/4/22) I attended an event in Monroe, CT called ‘The Barnum Festival Car Show; Meals, Wheels and Deals.”
There were carnival rides, live music, food and a ton of fun. The foundation or spine of the event was classic cars and trucks. There were hundreds of rare and beautiful cars to look at or judge. In this sea of shiny chrome and eye-popping color, one vehicle stood out to me, it was a Texas Chainsaw Massacre truck owned by New Milford's Sam Gentile.
New Milford Man’ s Chilling Texas Chainsaw Massacre Truck Seen in Monroe
P.S. The Harrybrooke Park Haunted Trail that Sam was referring to is a Halloween event that takes place in New Milford’s Harrybrooke Park each year. The “Haunted Trail” has become a big hit with residents of the Greater Danbury area.
BONUS:
The details on the truck are amazing and a handful of photos can't do it justice.
Don't mess with Texas indeed.
Everything looks pretty real, so yes, it's scary.
While the T.C.M. truck got my attention, it was not the only thing to look at. I shared a bunch of car photos to the I-95 Instagram page (@i95rock) on Saturday.
I can't get technical, and tell you exactly what we're looking at, I just know I like the way they look,
People were very proud the work they'd done on their cars and trucks. No one seemed to be shy about telling you that you "need" to see my car.
Frank Gennarini was the Ringmaster of the 2022 event he was good at mastering the ring. I'll never forget his name because the emcee of the event said it 103 times. For the record, the emcee also did a wonderful job.
I told the clowns to wave but then I muttered under my breath because I HATE clowns.
That's my co-worker Jackie Dee on the left, me in the center and Jackie's sister Courtney on the right.
No matter where you looked, there was something to see.