No it's not Packard. Anyone who has been to Packard will know it's not.

Link

https://imgur.com/a/7IwNfWU

This place was interesting because, well... It had machinery left behind. Including a some huge areas of motor oil, contained in some sort of cement kiln (image 7). There was also surprise liquid mercury on the floor, which is what is in image 6.

This place has really gotten popular since it's closure. Cool shots too. Are the cards still there?

Cars are gone, which I guess is okay because it means they were not scrapped.

Posted by JennyUE Cars are gone, which I guess is okay because it means they were not scrapped.

I believe he is talking about the baseball cards that are in this location.

Love the reflections in that one shot.

Posted by Pear I believe he is talking about the baseball cards that are in this location.

My b, I just assumed it was a typo (since there did used to be cars here, a few years ago!). Cards are still around. I'm not sure what condition they were in before, but they are still scattered everywhere around the second floor and stairs, if that is what you mean.

I was here with my girlfriend recently and some scrappers drove into the main building in a pick up truck and i was pretty spooked at first since i've never ran into them at a location before.