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Growing Ga. 365 area has officials worried about traffic impacts

Auto Metal Direct owner Mark Headrick began restoring old cars and scrounging for their parts back in the 1970s. Today his hobby has grown into a large business that supplies classic car body parts and is moving his warehouse 20 miles north to be near the new inland port coming to northern Hall County. - photo by Scott Rogers

02102019 TRAFFIC 1.jpg — Auto Metal Direct owner Mark Headrick began restoring old cars and scrounging for their parts back in the 1970s. Today his hobby has grown into a large business that supplies classic car body parts and is moving his warehouse 20 miles north to be near the new inland port coming to northern Hall County. - photo by Scott Rogers

More space is much needed for Mark Headrick’s classic car parts business, but a new and larger building sitting next to a regional cargo terminal for the Georgia Ports Authority will be like a godsend for the South Hall businessman.