Thursday, August 18, 2011
Well Written Book By Seattle's Towing King
The Hilarious Pink "Toe" Truck was a familiar sight to anyone exiting I-5 at Fairview in Seattle. Ed Lincoln, in this folksy book tells the history of how he built his father's auto salvage yard into a multi million dollar business. His writing style is very folksy and engaging, often bringing memories to the reader of years gone by. A promoter at heart, Lincoln always had a need for speed and a desire to stay ahead of the pack. I would highly recommend "Life Through The Rearview Mirror".
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