Minnesota Woman Creates Cow Car
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"I just did it for fun," says Mary Stillmank of Minneapolis, Minn., who decorated her white 1993 Mazda Miata with sticky-back vinyl spots to look like a Holstein cow after a body shop refused the job. She bought the material and made her own design, putting 16 "spots" on the car. "I get a lot of `thumbs up' signs from people, and truck drivers honk their horns. I never thought I'd get such a great reaction," says Stillmank, the daughter of a Wisconsin dairy farmer. She even mounted vanity license plates that say "MOOOOOO" on the car. Stillmank spent less than $150 to decorate the car and says she's considering going into business creating "cow cars" and pickups. Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Mary Stillmank, 1988 Sheridan Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. 55405.
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Minnesota Woman Creates Cow Car AG WORLD Ag World 18-6-20 "I just did it for fun," says Mary Stillmank of Minneapolis, Minn., who decorated her white 1993 Mazda Miata with sticky-back vinyl spots to look like a Holstein cow after a body shop refused the job. She bought the material and made her own design, putting 16 "spots" on the car. "I get a lot of `thumbs up' signs from people, and truck drivers honk their horns. I never thought I'd get such a great reaction," says Stillmank, the daughter of a Wisconsin dairy farmer. She even mounted vanity license plates that say "MOOOOOO" on the car. Stillmank spent less than $150 to decorate the car and says she's considering going into business creating "cow cars" and pickups. Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Mary Stillmank, 1988 Sheridan Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. 55405.
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