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1 hour ago, mrmackc said:

Welcome from Texas, I used to have  1928 Chevrolet built in Janesville. Sold it in 2014.

My dad worked at that plant for 30 years, my grandpa lost his legs in the train yard in 1949...

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1 hour ago, shepp said:

My dad worked at that plant for 30 years, my grandpa lost his legs in the train yard in 1949...

I understand GM closed the Janesville plant recently. I had a good friend That was in the Vintage Chevrolet Car of America ( VCCA) when I was, he was from West Allis and worked at Janesville back in the 1970s He found the 1928 Chevy car I was looking for.

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8 hours ago, mrmackc said:

I understand GM closed the Janesville plant recently. I had a good friend That was in the Vintage Chevrolet Car of America ( VCCA) when I was, he was from West Allis and worked at Janesville back in the 1970s He found the 1928 Chevy car I was looking for.

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Yup it closed 10 or so years ago, it's a mess i don't think anyone will ever buy it. it started as a tractor plant, then switched over to cars during the war they produced artillary. When my dad worked there I remember them building the caviler there in the 80's then suburban's and taho's and medium duty trucks. Then in the late 90's they got rid of the medium duty trucks and just built SUV's. I walked thru there with my dad one night and we watched his suburban being built it was pretty cool. 

I guess now they're trying to sell it but there's so much pollution in the ground and near by water I don't think they ever will be able too

Posted (edited)
On 12/5/2016 at 9:02 PM, Auggie1_8 said:

Thanks Sisco. How close are you to Rhinelander?

3 hours. Between Ashland and Duluth. Welcome Auggie. Always like farm implements, the tractor is nice too.

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