1,466 Comments Posted by autoguy

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Cool stuff as always! Thnx for sharing!
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How about a coffee and donut shop? Sausage stand! Zombies can sell sausages.
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It's just grime buildup. My house windows are like that.
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Awesome sculpted roofs in these things.
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Not enough left for a restoration. The empty body shell could be used to make a very cool small building. Somebody might want the frame and trucks.
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Great historical info on this, thnx!
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The book "Trolley Car Treasury" indicates the electric rail truck was designed by a man named Sprague and sold to Edison for a song. Like most things Edison, he only slapped his name on it.
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Forever haunted by soap dispensers for just one little comment long ago. Oh the humanity! VERY awesome shoot, thnx again for sharing. Bummer about the punks. With no local urbex guide with you, planning a retreat to a secluded area to lay low would be difficult. All kinds of zero tolerance hell breaking loose, uncertainty regarding local authorities. Sometimes just showing that you have nothing to hide and are not the problem works best. If you don't get chopped up with a sickle, that is.
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Mid engine V12 with overhead cams.
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"Selection principals", *snicker*. Somebody put a lot of work into that set of doors. Very cool! You know you're going to HELL if you break those! Breaking all the other stuff is ok though.
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Silly me. Here I'm thinking the best way to avoid being bombed by the allies would be to not a be a fascist rat that aligns with folks like the Nazis. Could have tried that. Long ago though, and a much better Italy today.
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I can't! Such an awesome space. I instantly see two more floor levels and the place filled with IT equipment and other cool tech stuff. 3D printing, cutting edge manufacturing development, etc.. Theological fantasy converts to a meaningful and productive resource for Italy's future. Nah. I have my head up my ass, sorry.
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Sadly, stupid people are why these fantastic resources go to waste. An insult to those who had toiled heavily to build them. Really sad is the luck you had that day! Across the world, a one shot deal at an incredible location, difficult stealth effort. Murphy's Law, here comes some punks and it all flies sideways. That's gotta suck!
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Machines and mechanical, YES! I love all. Piston pumps for gasses/air, vacuumed or compressed. The one still intact has some kind of elaborate closed system plumbing job on it. The end days were an old folks home, maybe this delivered an oxygen mix? Or it was used to fill bicycle tires.
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Brainwashing people with the concept is what's really pitiful.