A Frame in Cordell Oklahoma - Tiki Travel

M Mongoloid Member Long Beach Joined: Apr 25, 2008 Posts: 590	M Mongoloid Posted posted on Thu, Oct 20, 2011 7:31 PM I went on vacation to visit the in-laws that moved to Oklahoma last week and in their small town of Cordell with a population of just over 2000 people located in the middle of farmland and what I thought would be completely void of any tiki or Poly influence to my surprise I discovered this A frame that was once used as a bank drive thru but now sits abandoned. It had a lava rock wall structure and an outrigger beam. I was pretty happy to discover this among nothing but antique stores and mom and pop cafes in the downtown district where the tumble weeds outnumber the people. It's a small space but I decided that if I ever had to move there (Which is slim to none, I'm not the middle of nowhere type) that I would buy that building and turn it into my own personal tiki bar.
WM Wildsville man Member PALM SPRINGSVILLE Joined: Dec 13, 2007 Posts: 1388	WM Wildsville man Posted posted on Thu, Oct 20, 2011 8:34 PM drive thru tiki bar? only allow 2 drinks to the driver........TOPS!!!!!Dig?

I went on vacation to visit the in-laws that moved to Oklahoma last week and in their small town of Cordell with a population of just over 2000 people located in the middle of farmland and what I thought would be completely void of any tiki or Poly influence to my surprise I discovered this A frame that was once used as a bank drive thru but now sits abandoned. It had a lava rock wall structure and an outrigger beam. I was pretty happy to discover this among nothing but antique stores and mom and pop cafes in the downtown district where the tumble weeds outnumber the people. It's a small space but I decided that if I ever had to move there (Which is slim to none, I'm not the middle of nowhere type) that I would buy that building and turn it into my own personal tiki bar.