Fire Engulfs Car Service, Burns Cars  By Brittany Nicholson
CARROLL COUNTY, Tenn. -- Anytime temperatures drop, firefighters
warn about the dangers heat sources can bring. A Carroll County
family sadly saw that first hand on Saturday.  Tony Dill and his
family are devastated. They lost their family business they have
been building for the past five years.  Dill's son, T.J., who
works down the road, was almost speechless when he saw the
damage.  "I wasn't expecting everything to be gutted," he said.
T.J. said a wood burning heater started the fire as his dad and
brother worked on a car. His father's first reaction was to save
the client's car.  "It definitely could have ended a different
way, with him trying to pull the car out and having part of the
roof fall on him," T.J. said.  The two were able to safely
escape. Fire officials said this fire was hotter than normal,
hot enough to melt the front end off a car that sat about 20
feet from the building.  "The building had a lot of tires and
flammables in it.