807 Comments for Studebaker Stamping Plant

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Thank you Mr. Motts, that's what I wanted to see was the "comparison" shot in here somewhere! (love those)
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I love this shot.
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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.
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Oops never mind, thank you Motts. I just saw your close up of the blocks in another shot and they're wood!
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Faboulous! Rooms with paperwork always makes it feel like everyone just left that morning.....
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Yes I was going to say that...... hmmm I wonder if naval ships went through along with trains? ;-)
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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.
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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!
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I was hoping you'd get a shot of that from up there! Motts, are those walkways going across up there too?
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MOTTS!!!! Geez dude you made me all dizzy again.........
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Cool. That almost looks like a giant slide going down the left, and I love that little shot of blue down on the right.
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Hilarious! LOL Motts, is that brick or wood block again??
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Excellent shot! And Pa Backy, that was priceless! I agree with Spooky.... looks like Nessie is under there.
That's it , Bri!! An abandoned city, but in the back lot of Paramount
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I really love all these old multi-paned factory windows!