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Jeep Assembly Plant
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created by ilduce
on 2/19/2007 8:47 PM
last modified by Chad479
on 7/25/2008 9:15 PM
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This location has been labeled as Demolished, and therefore can be viewed by anyone.
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Several large buildings linked together - one of the earliest auto assembly plants in the US.
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Type: Building
Status: Demolished
Accessibility: Difficult
Recommendation: check it out if you're nearby
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asbestos rust unsafe flooring air quality
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A once massive auto plant, slowly being demolished.
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fences barbed wire razor wire 24 hour guard locked gates welded doors cameras constant security patrols day and night
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From Wikipedia: The Toledo South Assembly Plant is the original Jeep CJ assembly factory. It is currently being rebuilt to construct the new JK Wrangler for Jeep, starting on August 28, 2006. It consists of two units, the Stickney Plant at 4000 Stickney Ave, and the Parkway Annex at 1000 Jeep Parkway. The Parkway site will no longer be used starting with the 2007 Wrangler. The Stickney site is the first North American operation to have three major assembly plant facilities (Body Shop, Paint Shop and Chassis Assembly) to be owned and operated by suppliers. Stickney The Stickney Plant was opened in 1942 by Autolite and sold to Kaiser-Jeep in 1964. It was used as a machining and engine plant until 1981 when it was converted for vehicle production. It began producing the Jeep Grand Wagoneer that year through 1991 when final assembly of the Wrangler was moved there. Parkway The Parkway Annex dates from 1910, when it was opened by Willys-Overland. It began producing the Jeep in the 1940s and was renamed the Toledo Assembly Plant when Chrysler purchased American Motors in 1987. Basic assembly and painting of the Wrangler body was done at the Parkway plant through 2006, when it was closed. The Parkway plant includes landmark smokestacks spelling out "Overland" in bricks. It was home to military Jeep production as well as the Jeep museum. One third of the plant was demolished in 2002, including the former museum, and the remainder is being demolished as of October 2006.
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Facing West 1
Mon, Feb 19th, 2007
posted by ilduce
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From the North
Mon, Feb 19th, 2007
posted by ilduce
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Facing West 2
Mon, Feb 19th, 2007
posted by ilduce
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Facing West 3
Mon, Feb 19th, 2007
posted by ilduce
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The moderator rating is a neutral rating of the content quality, photography, and coolness of this location.
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This location's validation is current. It was last validated by
Emperor Wang on 7/29/2008 4:15 AM.
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on Jul 29 08 at 4:15, Emperor Wang validated this location on Jul 25 08 at 21:15, Chad479 changed the following: Status on Aug 4 07 at 4:21, Emperor Wang validated this location on Jun 15 07 at 6:12, Curious_George updated gallery Jeep Sucks on Jun 15 07 at 6:12, Curious_George updated gallery Jeep Sucks on Jun 15 07 at 6:11, Curious_George updated gallery picture DSC_0198(2).JPG on Jun 15 07 at 6:10, Curious_George updated gallery picture DSC_0192(2).JPG on Jun 15 07 at 6:10, Curious_George updated gallery picture DSC_0188(2).JPG on Jun 15 07 at 6:10, Curious_George updated gallery picture DSC_0186(2).JPG on Jun 15 07 at 6:08, Curious_George updated gallery picture DSC_0182.JPG
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