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id put it on my dads property (i now live close to it since i moved to central oregon a week ago) and stay in it once in a while. right now theres just a old beat up rv there. its a nice property and everyone lives in mobile homes there so it would fit in.
How would you transport it and for what cost? How cool would it be to make a camp out of it on some property as sorupaa mentioned? You could retrofit it and with all the windows it would be great!
Based on the article, I don't think they make a lot of progress selling them off since they need winterproofing, etc. to work outside.
If you had a barn on your property, it would be a really fun project to turn it into something great. And you could store it until it was ready for the outside.
If you had a barn on your property, it would be a really fun project to turn it into something great. And you could store it until it was ready for the outside.
Barn? Yeah right. I'd like to know the number of people with a usable barn to empty everything in it to put a subway car in. What could you do with it? It's not a storage container or a railroad car and it would need to be winterized for extended outdoor use like it stated in the article. You would have to have money to winterizing it (I'm not even sure how you would winterize a subway car). Unless you had extensive amount of funds or had some unusual business venture where you turn a decent profit on I'm not sure what they are worth after subway use that other for parts or to be put into a museum.
Barn? Yeah right. I'd like to know the number of people with a usable barn to empty everything in it to put a subway car in. What could you do with it? It's not a storage container or a railroad car and it would need to be winterized for extended outdoor use like it stated in the article. You would have to have money to winterizing it (I'm not even sure how you would winterize a subway car). Unless you had extensive amount of funds or had some unusual business venture where you turn a decent profit on I'm not sure what they are worth after subway use that other for parts or to be put into a museum.
...and part of the irony is the fact that this urban-only amenity would have to be hauled to a rural area to be revamped. Urbanity can't sustain itself!
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