Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 22, 1965
Caption:
Home Is Where . . . Who but an English Sparrow would choose a ruddy, leather-paneled home, which polished brass accents? A month or so ago an unidentified woman left her purse in a car at the Herb Estes used car lot on Washtenaw. Unable to find the owner, a salesman hung it on a nail at the rear of the office, where anyone driving through would see it. Now comfortably at home in the nest in the purse are three young sparrows and an egg.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 7, 1956
Caption:
NEW BUILDING HOUSES FORD AGENCY: This new building at 503 E. Huron St. houses the sales and service facilities of Herb Estes, Inc., Ann Arbor Ford dealer. Although finishing touches are still being applied, the building is open for business. Designed by Architect Douglas D. Loree and built by Henry W. deKoning, the $140,000 structure is 72 feet across the front and 224 feet deep, with a glass and brick front and concrete block side and rear walls. The former Estes agency sit at 514 E. Washington St. has been taken over by A. L. Nye Motor Sales, Inc., local Nash dealer. Nye vacated 210 W. Washington St., where the Ann Arbor Town Club plans to move in the fall.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 7, 1956
Caption:
SERVICE AREA: The service department of Herb Estes, Inc., measures 72x193 feet, providing ample floor space. Cars are driven into this area from an adjacent sales lot west of the building.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 7, 1956
Caption:
FRONT SHOW ROOM: This show room at the front of the new Herb Estes, Inc., building is set off by a large window, trimmed in brick. It is 31x40 feet. The building also includes offices, conference rooms, storage rooms and a small display room on a mezzanine.