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Offline woody

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Vintage ATL
« on: February 09, 2012, 11:49 am »
Anybody heard about this? 1215 Glenwood.  This is from their Facebook page:

Vintage is a unique boutique featured in Village Garage and Custom. Specializing in antique audio and camera equipment with a variety of vintage toys, collectables and oddities. Our services also include production prop rentals and antique vehicle brokering. We are always interested in buying, selling, and trading all things vintage.

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Re: Vintage ATL
« Reply #1 on: February 09, 2012, 11:53 am »
do you have a link to their FB page? nothing's coming up in search
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Re: Vintage ATL
« Reply #2 on: February 09, 2012, 11:56 am »
Google maps puts 1215 Glenwood either right at Glenwood & Hill, or at Glenwood & Martin (if you specify Glenwood Southeast). I bike past there all the time and can't imagine where a vintage camera store would be at either address.

Couldn't find the m on FB either.

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Re: Vintage ATL
« Reply #4 on: February 09, 2012, 11:57 am »
Looks like it might be in the ACE?  their FB page
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Re: Vintage ATL
« Reply #5 on: February 09, 2012, 12:14 pm »
ACE looks like a good guess. I just parked there on Superbowl Sunday though, didn't notice anything new, although it was dark by the time I got in.

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Re: Vintage ATL
« Reply #6 on: February 09, 2012, 12:17 pm »
it's JP's place, he lived in EAV for years and now lives in Benteen Park.
You may know him because JP has framed a lot of posters for Methane Studios and people who know him for art framing.

He is a collector of cool old stuff like vintage bicycles, radios, metal signs, etc.
 
Vintage ATL is just getting started up with Village Garage and Custom
He is using part of the car repair shop to sell his stuff, and rentals for film/TV/events.
They don't have all their websites up yet.
Grand Opening in April.

Thanks for all your support ya'll! Keep the likes coming! We will have our grand opening party in the beginning of April. Details and more pics of cool stuff for sale coming soon.

a unique boutique featured in Village Garage and Custom. Specializing in antique audio and camera equipment with a variety of vintage toys, collectables and oddities. Our services also include production prop rentals and antique vehicle brokering. We are always interested in buying, selling, and trading all things vintage.

http://vintageatl.com
1215 Glenwood Ave., Atlanta, GA 30316   
1 404.542.1618


http://www.villagegarageandcustom.com
1215 Glenwood Ave, Atlanta, GA 30316
770.616.3392

« Last Edit: February 14, 2012, 02:26 pm by hotlegshooligan »

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Re: Vintage ATL
« Reply #7 on: February 09, 2012, 12:23 pm »
Interesting. Yeah, I don't know that 1215 Glenwood is a recognized address - which probably led to the confusion, but the garage is 1219 Glenwood. The Village Hardware building is 1231.
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Re: Vintage ATL
« Reply #8 on: February 09, 2012, 12:59 pm »
Interesting. Yeah, I don't know that 1215 Glenwood is a recognized address - which probably led to the confusion, but the garage is 1219 Glenwood. The Village Hardware building is 1231.
1215 is the official city-assigned/recognized address.  For some reason the tax man recognizes 1219 for that lot.

I noticed a bunch of bicycles hanging in the office/lobby there.