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This was a family dark ride with clown-like figures all throughout the ride. |
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Hunt's enclosed what started out as an open air antique car ride was turned into Keystone Kops. The original Keystone Kops was built in the back north-east corner of the pier and had to be moved to the front south-west side of the pier in 1969 to make room for the Log Flume. Photo “left” August 1967 and photo “right” inside the in the original location. |
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The sign reads.. "Down younder road, There's a happy Suprise!" |
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Golfing Kop - This is the same kop on display at the Boyer museum donated By Ralph Grassi. |
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Santa Kop |
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The Drunk and three Keystones skiing. NOTE; the different noses on the two Kops. |
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The building is being worked on during January 1970 . The pier is open in this photo from April 1970 and people are trying to get a sneak peak of the new Keystone Kops. |
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A plain looking facade during the 1970 season. |
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However the spring of 1971 the ride would get painted with wild flowers. |
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Sometime in the 70s the ride recieved a brick facade. Photo "right" September 1978 and Photo "left" September 1984 |
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The façade of this ride has changed about four or five times in its new location at the front of the pier. |
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Photo of the ride during the 80's
The Kops head in my personal collection given to me by Mr. Ralph Funchase. |
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