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It probably dates back to wartime production during ww11

OK, dumb question- are these actual old "brand new" car engines from the original factory? If so, how old do you think they are, decade wise?

Beautiful! It looks so "soft" too.

Thank you Mr. Motts, that's what I wanted to see was the "comparison" shot in here somewhere! (love those)

I love this shot.

they've been there since the mid-late 60s, as far as i can tell.

they're LDS465 diesel or multifuel engines, for 2.5 or 5 ton military trucks and 6x6s.

Oops never mind, thank you Motts. I just saw your close up of the blocks in another shot and they're wood!

Can professional photographers get permission to take pictures on site legally before its completely torn down? Is there any way?

Faboulous! Rooms with paperwork always makes it feel like everyone just left that morning.....

Yes I was going to say that...... hmmm I wonder if naval ships went through along with trains? ;-)

That does seem so out of place here doesn't it? However Maypost you could be right about that.

Whoa, look at that old wood on the floor, I love it.

Oh I love this one....... it's a keeper! Look at the years of grime on those windows, and looks like Nessie is making her rounds throughout the place!

I was hoping you'd get a shot of that from up there! Motts, are those walkways going across up there too?

MOTTS!!!! Geez dude you made me all dizzy again.........

Cool. That almost looks like a giant slide going down the left, and I love that little shot of blue down on the right.