His father, David Garrett ran a service station and store in Morganville, providing Dwight with business insights from which he built his own enterprises. In 1945, Dwight formed Garrett Motors operated from the building formerly located on property where Chase and Walgreens now stand. Following its demolition in 1999, the City extended Second Street, since renamed Garrett Street through this property to SR-410, also known as Roosevelt Ave. Behind the tractor is the Garrett Motors sign which advertised the company’s specialties in logging, construction, and machinery. It’s believed that Dwight Garrett himself is seated in the tractor.