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rcm, you just made my day :)
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I worked for Tecumseh Metal products when they occupied part of the old Stusebaker plant. I remember parking near the big S on the foundry building.

The presses at that time were pumping out Ford Van parts and aluminum parts for the military Hum Vee.

I remember thinking when I would visit that plant that the hardwood block floors soaked in oil would really go up if they ever caught fire. I guess sadly I was right.

Nice to see some of the history of a once great Marque preserved.
such wonderful buildings with a tale to tell in each one
how sad these things are just left to rot they tell such stories of time gone by
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2000 ml, in other words.
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It's an old suction machine. It was used on people who aspirated a lot. Also, to suction people's trachs.
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I really appreciate your effort... thank you for the wallpaper very much. whatta nice suprise :)
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Thanks Motts, really great gallery. =)
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Some photos say a thousand words, others are the beginning of a thousand conversations.
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Bedroom? Looks like you could build a whole house in that space
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When the sun comes up, the lights shine black.
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Almost looks underground
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Haha agreed on the fail.

And Canada, click on the 'Locations' tab, scroll down.
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And this is the room where Bear Grylls spend most of his childhood..
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Kinda look like car seats (without the armrests)