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Probably a whole lotta "Rosies" in here installing bolts and rivets.
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Anyway, hope everybody out there is having a great summer! And remember, drive safely! : )
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Gee, I wonder if this driver had the old Sammy Hagar song in his head as he drove this car into oblivion: the song, "I can't drive 55"!
; ) Check out the video on Youtube if you haven't seen it-it's really hilarious! They don't make music videos like that any more where they used to tell a story...most of the videos now aren't that great. Anyway, I believe that the '80's were the best-a true Renaissance of pop culture! : )
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No tenants now Motts. Come on over.
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THis builiding is actually in my town...
Many teenagers break in and it was used in the WW2 to make nuclear war tanks and then it jsut stopped and now here it sits in my little town rotting away....
hehehehehehhe and you thought I couldn't parallel park !
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That sort of looks like my old truck! I also had an old GMC Jimmy truck too! I refuse to call them SUV's! ; ) My dad loves trucks! He used to drive 18 wheelers-how he got those enormous trucks inside the small bays of old buildings is a mystery to me.
"crumple zones!"
gorgeous framing and lines!
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not "moder", modern of course. hope you get my limping english.
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oh, you are looking only at the insuries of the car, and beside, this is a wonderfull photography, it is like painted, like an cluttered tableau, it is medieval and moder at the same time. look at the apprtionment, the komposition. its so strong. the car becomes alive. i love that shot.
greetings from germany
daniel
Ps.: near the city of Verden (!), Niedersachsen
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your right levi
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They built tanks and huge hydraulic presses here, check out the location page for some photos to get a sense of the scale!
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Wow! It's big enough to BUILD cars in there. Like, on a General Motors scale!
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Haha! The way that they jacked up that Blazer is pretty redneck!