Located One Block North of 4th & Main Street Seneca Kansas

Taylor Chevrolet Co., LLC opened its doors for business on September 3, 2002. The dealership was purchased by George Jr. and Connie Taylor from Bill Gleason who had owned the business, Gleason Chevrolet, since July 1960.

George Taylor Jr. grew up in the car business. His father, George Taylor Sr., started working for Strong Bros. Chevrolet in Humboldt, NE in 1951. In October 1962, George Sr. bought the dealership from Merle Strong and Taylor Chevrolet Co. was formed.

George Jr., was fascinated with Chevrolet cars and trucks. At the age of 13 he overhauled his first engine, a 216 6 cyl., in his grandfathers '46 Chevy Coupe. At the age of 14 he overhauled a 283 V-8 engine and installed it in a '58 Impala 2 dr. Hard Top, his first car.

In 1975, George Sr. sold Taylor Chevrolet in Humboldt. By 1985, the Taylor's were wanting to own a Chevrolet dealership again. In July of 1986, George Jr. approached Bill Gleason about purchasing his dealership, Gleason Chevrolet. Mr. Gleason wasn't quite ready to sell. In October of 2001, George Jr. again asked Mr. Gleason if he was ready to sell and this time the answer was yes.

George Jr. and his wife Connie (Johnson) Taylor are familiar with the Seneca area. Connie is a graduate of Wetmore High School and George Jr. is a graduate of Humboldt High School. They would come to Seneca and go to the theater, Freddy's Pizza Palace, and a dance or two at the American Legion. They even got their Marriage License at the Nemaha County Courthouse.

"Seneca is a good community and the people around the area are good people," stated George Jr. "we've wanted to be a part of Seneca and have felt welcome ever since we have got here."