A little Texas town.
A whole lot of horsepower.
The Garage
Not a velvet-rope museum
GMTV Garage is John Clay Wolfe’s small-town home for serious collector cars, loud ideas, and the people who understand both.
John turned a lifelong instinct for trading cars into GiveMeTheVIN, a national radio show, and one of the country’s biggest wholesale automotive operations. In Walnut Springs, that same energy gets a physical address.
Read John’s storyThe Collection
Rare metal. No apologies.
The lineup is always moving. Tap any frame to get closer, then hit the live inventory for what’s available now.
Behind the Doors
More than a garage
Beyond the lifts and lacquer: carved wood, deep leather, a proper saloon, a pool table, and rooms loaded with character. This is the atmosphere inside the GMTV world—not a booking pitch, just proof that the details matter.
Walnut Springs
Your next tank of gas has plans
About an hour southwest of Fort Worth, Walnut Springs has the roads, food, music, history, and unapologetic character to turn a garage visit into a full-day run—or a whole weekend.
Car shows, bike rallies, monthly meetups, and open-road routes through Bosque County.
See what’s nextChef-driven Tex-Mex, cold drinks, and a classic Southwest point of view in the heart of town.
Grab a tableLive music, a full bar, food, and the kind of dance floor that earns its scuffs.
Hear what’s playingTurn the drive into a weekend with local lofts, ranch stays, RV hookups, and nearby Glen Rose.
Find a placeTracks to throttle
Texas Central Railroad begins assembling the town.
Railroad shops turn Walnut Springs into a working hub.
The final passenger train rolls through town.
Collector cars, rallies, and live music fire it back up.
Point the hood south
The cars are worth the drive. The town is why you stay. Call before you roll to confirm access and current hours.
113 E. Norway St.
Walnut Springs, TX 76690
9 AM–6 PM
(817) 350-6889Keep your foot in it
