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English: Harold's Garage on US 19 in Spring Hill, Florida. A former Sinclair Oil Corporation gas station shaped like a dinosaur, now a privatley owned automotive repair shop. This is a prime example of Novelty architecture, designed both to represent the former company's logo, and the focus on dinosaurs in the pre-Walt Disney World era tourist industry within the State of Florida.
Note: Ryan Carpenter is riding his red Honda Elite Maxi Scooter 250cc.
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