For the last 38 years Brother Ron and his ministry mobile have roamed the streets of Milwaukee sharing his interpretation of the gospel.

On any warm day in Milwaukee, he can be found driving his 1989 Chevy Caprice plastered with religious posters. His car gets attention for the looks and the sound of it blaring sermons and gospel music out of speakers attached to the top of the car.

It's not only eye catching, but also mostly illegal. Over the years he has racked up tickets from "Obstructed driver's vision with unauthorized sign" to "Impeding traffic by slow speed" and "Noise over 50 feet."

After a possible ignition malfunction and tow back to his home, social media exploded saying it would be the end of the Milwaukee image, but Brother Ron said God had other plans.

On Sunday, Ron Stanis, better known as Brother Ron, took his car out for a ride around downtown Milwaukee.

After about an hour of parading his car around, it broke down near the corner of East Wisconsin Avenue and North Milwaukee Street.

"It stopped in front of a bar, which I call Satan's Churches, so I hope that the people that were there maybe heard the guitar gospel I was playing on the speakers," Stanis said about the patrons at East Town Kitchen & Bar.

Eventually a tow truck came and the car was hauled back to Stanis' home on Milwaukee's south side. It caught the attention of many people who recognized the popular car.

People shared photos of the car being towed on social media platforms and wondered if Brother Ron's days of roaming Milwaukee's streets would be over.

But, by the grace of God, Stanis said, he already has the car back running.

"It was kind of a fluke, because when I got back home it started up again," he said. Stanis does plan to take it to a mechanic to make sure the car is running OK. If it's an expensive fix, he said, he plans to buy a new car and replicate his current one.

"I'm going to do this until I die," the 76-year-old said.

A photo of the car being towed in front of the Milwaukee Public Market was shared on Facebook more than 1,000 times and circulated on Twitter.

Brother Ron said if the photo makes a profit, he wants 50 percent so he can continue to put it toward the ministry.

Jordyn Noennig covers pop culture and entertainment in Milwaukee. Follow her on Instagram @JordynTaylor_n. Find her on Twitter @JordynTNoennig. Call her at 262-446-6601 or email Jordyn.Noennig@jrn.com.