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Well, here we go again, more scenes from the open road. I really like the old abandoned Chevrolet dealership and several pics from old abandoned mining operations. You can see "Chevrolet" under the other name. My wife says “I don’t get photographing the old rusty junkyard thing.” Personally, I love old rusty junk.
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HAPPY 4TH DUDE AND A VERY SUPER COOL POST:)
Happy Independence Day !!
BELLIN68,
Thank you very much for the kind words, and a happy 4th to you also.
Thank you for the love kerry10456.
Yes, possibly, they would be great to have. That is a very old building.
Thank you for the love eye4beauty.
I love these types of road trips. Great photos.
Dave
Thank you very much kerry10456, eye4beauty, walksoftly, Manikin, gargoylecollector, AR8Jason, officialfuel & pw-collector. The Chevrolet dealership is in Tonopah, Nevada, and the others are in Wikieup, Nevada, if I remember correctly.
Thank you very much PhilDavidAlexanderMorris.
Thank you very much Hunter & miKKoChristmas11
I bet there is some good stuff in that old chevy dealership.
Thank you very much Trey & EJW-54, There is no telling what is hiding in that old building.
The building is FOR SALE! Did you get a photo of the Auto ? building across the street seen in the window reflection of the Chevrolet dealership.
No, I was to busy trying not to get hit by passing cars! I stood in the middle of the street to get that shot.
Love the Chevy dealer. My family has lots of history with General Motors so it is cool to see this type of picture....
electobacco,
Thank you very much for the kind words, glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you very much for the love beachbomb & VintageStation.
Thank you very much mrmajestic1 & MMM.
i missed this one packrat!
Thank you very much mikielikesigns2 & bratjdd & C.Guillot77