Classic Garages
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9mm said:
Thanks mate. Love that place, a shame it couldn't have been resurrected as a garage though. I'm surprised things weren't stolen from there sooner tbh.Mk3Spitfire said:
9mm said:
Thanks mate. Love that place, a shame it couldn't have been resurrected as a garage though. I'm surprised things weren't stolen from there sooner tbh.9mm said:
It was/is tucked away in a residential street, really the last place you'd expect to come across quite a big disused garage. There was a traction engine outside in a kind of hedgerow for years - maybe just too big for your local travelling waste disposal operative to remove? Being overlooked by lots of houses it would have been quite difficult to get in and out completely unnoticed but I am as surprised as you.
Local travelling waste disposal operative! 
I'm fascinated by things like that. Have you heard of urban explorers, I think they're called?
Like this lot?
http://www.28dayslater.co.uk/forums/
not always the most responsible people but there are some good stories and pictures
http://www.28dayslater.co.uk/forums/
not always the most responsible people but there are some good stories and pictures
9mm said:
Like this lot?
http://www.28dayslater.co.uk/forums/
not always the most responsible people but there are some good stories and pictures
Exactly like that lot!http://www.28dayslater.co.uk/forums/
not always the most responsible people but there are some good stories and pictures
I can't condone their actions, but I do enjoy looking at their pictures!
You will be wanting to join the Vintage workshops, toolrooms and garages group on Facebook.
austin said:
You will be wanting to join the Vintage workshops, toolrooms and garages group on Facebook.
Thanks for that. I fear my "street cred" May nose dive slightly when people see what I've joined, but I'll take a look! Gassing Station | Classic Cars and Yesterday's Heroes | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


