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Lucky Strike Bowling Terence Jackson Jr. has managed to create the "world's first mobile bowling alley," which he hauls around the city with his trusted Ford F-450. The twin 25-foot lanes both feature automatic ball returns, pinsetters, and automatic scoring. These lanes aren't fully up to regulation, as players have to make use of three to four-pound balls, but beggars can't be choosers as they say. According to NPR, Detroit locals can't get enough of this Christmas treat. "I would have never thought about something like this. This is absolutely great, and to be honest with you, it's eve...

Terence Jackson, Jr. is the CEO and owner of Luxury Strike Bowling A black semi truck is parked in front of a nondescript office building in Southfield on a recent crisp fall afternoon. “You’re looking at a state-of-the-art facility,” says Terence Jackson Jr. as he enters the vehicle, dressed in all black. “When you come inside, you just forget that you are actually in a trailer at all.” Jackson, 34, is the CEO and owner of Luxury Strike Bowling. His company’s trailer is what he calls “the world’s first mobile bowling alley.” In Michigan, restaurant dining, bars and bo...

Originally published on December 14, 2020 8:09 pm A black semitruck is parked in front of a nondescript office building in Southfield, Mich., on a recent crisp fall afternoon . "You're looking at a state-of-the-art facility," says Terence Jackson Jr. as he enters the vehicle, dressed in all black. "When you come inside, you just forget that you are actually in a trailer at all." Jackson, 34, is the CEO and owner of Luxury Strike Bowling. His company's trailer is what he calls "the world's first mobile bowling alley." In Michigan, restaurant dining, bars and bowling alleys are closed for th...