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Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Out & About / Random Life

A look at the oddities of Weird Stuff Antiques

Posted by Justin Kendall on Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 9:20 AM

Rob Hutson and Terry Sanchez run Weird Stuff Antiques at 901 Tracy Ave. And that's a sweet '65 Caddy covered in fur.
  • Rob Hutson and Terry Sanchez run Weird Stuff Antiques at 901 Tracy Ave. And that's a sweet '65 Caddy covered in fur.

Last week, the Crap Archivist discovered Weird Stuff Antiques at 901 Tracy Ave. in downtown Kansas City. Weird Stuff's manager Rob Hutson and owner Terry Sanchez were cool enough to let us look around -- and snap some pics. They even offered us a free kitten. No thanks, guys. But if anyone needs one ... stop in.

Here's the treasures -- many of them oversized -- that we saw. Click here for a slideshow. 

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Who the hell thought creating a mosque at ground zero had to be smart? I am not really a great fan of both Glen Beck or Sarah Palin nonetheless when compared with Obama and his supremely stupid administration, this pair are prodigies, come on The us, there is certainly a little weird stuff going down. Amy.

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