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When studebaker joined with packard in 1958, they made their own, everything. Includeing break fluid, carb cleaner, window cleaner, motor oil, etc. They called it SP. SP products can still be bought and used at car shown and sasco. I use SP 30wgight oil in my lawnmower. its 50years old and works like new.
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Thanks as always!
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Truly dizzy in an interesting sort of way. Beautiful colors!
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Perfect M.C. Escher type shot. Love it!
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That's scary. Those eyes will give you nightmares!
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Your ability to capture so much "movement" in one shot is incredible!
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Someone is always watching!!
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Funny to read somethin in my mothertongue there^^
Ive seen photos of this place when it was studebaker. Imaging benches that size only 200+ of them. I also think "david" might be the guy who runs the parts div. in building 92...??? lol
Motts: still any train tracks down in there?
The pitt, trains would come through ther to pick up/off load freight.

Wouldnt it be neat if a still operating passenger train still used those tracks and went right through the building???!!! Thatd be awesome!
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Chris L. I think you are thinking about Cresent Park. They had the flying fish. Or was that Jolly Charlies in North Attleboro. I do remember the flying fish. I also remember this wonderful place. Rocky Point will forever be part of my happiest memories as a child. Just like Christmas, but in the summertime. RIP Rocky Point.
Anybody notice how the windows in the ceeling got darker and darker over the years? I guess the cleaning guy was off duty??? LOL
SLS, your exactly correct.
To SLS earlier. I am familiar with anything to do with studebaker. You are EXACTLY correct.