Control_Ltv

Sane, F5ive FROM THE 12OZ CREW: **IF YOU WANT TO POST FREIGHT FLICKS gather about 20-30 and post a thread please do not piggyback on someone else's hard work by putting your flicks in their (continuously updated) thread thanks, newb.

DEVIL. 1980s stuff behind an abandoned steel factory in LIC, 2002.

F5 Death Lounge, abandoned factory in the bronx http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qu8uiNOBIt0&feature=youtu.be

I like it when I walk out of work on a Friday afternoon and find this parked outside, in the middle of the clean fluffy crap that midtown today.

And that's why the internet gods created screencaps. I have a nice collection now. I know I'm not the only one with them too.

Oldie but a goodie...

Some haters I know sent me this...

Whole Car.

Heard he did the same thing on facebook. Tried beefing with RD then deleted it all.

Yo don't invite these people to your party, cuz before you know it the furniture getting thrown out the window, some fat guy is on the lawn yelling, and your walls are getting painted.

Damn. It takes a special brand of retard to not know how to post an image. Then again we're talking about a guy that doesn't know how to turn off caps lock either.

i agree Looks like some truck driving hooligans bent this 'art' out of shape... ...and, slaps

Love the old stuff in this thread... Trains might be dead but the tunnels live on. There's still tags from the 1970s running in the tunnels. This new book, just dropped yesterday, gives a taste: http://ltvsquad.com/Publications/bookcontent.php?ID=3 Transit Hooliganism will never die.

Original 1980s graffiti found inside the abandoned McCarren Pool in Brooklyn. MCarren was a well known graffiti spot but next to no writers got inside the buildings since the late 80s - creating a virtual time capsule of graffiti. Sadly these walls were all destroyed in the last few weeks. More here: http://ltvsquad.com/Blog/?p=757 I'll be postin' some bits from the tunnels under and the exterior of the pool in the days to come.

NYC isn't bad if you know where to look, and more importantly when to look. Not a lot of freight here and much of it moves at night - but there's good quality. There's a lot of new trash cars coming online that I suspect will get painted up real good in the coming years. Some spots in North Jersey are worth mentioning. I'm not as familiar with how it rolls over there but there's mad freight around places like Newark and the port.