133 Comments for Motor City Garage

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That's a good idea, Lucie. They honestly should have been saved-people would love to see those. Oh well...
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Oh, that'll clean right on up, lol!!
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Man, I'd be scared of stabbing a nail through my foot or something in all of that. But of course, we know how brave you are Sir Motts, lol
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Waste!
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The Blast master, LOL!! Ok, I'll stop
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Lots of dust, mold and mildew I can imagine was in that place
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That's why when I pass an old building or house, I always wonder what treasures are in them
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Lol, I thought it was a cannon on wheels! Shows I know NOTHING about this stuff, haha!
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Yes I found that the building is owned by a steel corporation, and the taxes have been paid for.
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Imagine - yes - and the headlights intact - thank you so much, Mr. M. - so special to see....."The last of the land yachts" is correct, eldokid@aol.com - and a beauty too.......how we loved those cars.....
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Awesome shot.
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Another awesome gallery! Thanks so much for sharing your photos. I'm glad you were able to get in there before it was closed off.
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Huh, so someone does keep watch of the place. What an eclectic mix of vehicles.

Thanks again!
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Looks like solid rubber tires? Delivery truck looking frame.
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I'm curious if you tried to find out who owns the building? Seems like someone wandered away from quite the collection of toys here.