Old Airport Hangar, Whats inside???????? Options

[sixnotfour]

So my wife comes homes with a story about , a coworker who bought a dirt bike that stopped by another coworkers house and worked on their bikes ,I say OK, So she says down the road is a trial that goes out to a field down the field is a Old tin building with the doors open, and inside is a bunch of junk thats been vandalized and a square shaped PORSCHE, I say YAYA, OK, where is it ?
So the next day I drive over and cant find a thing, but I notice the friggin field is an Airport they closed in 1999 ?, they are going to turn it into a Park. I call the parks department they say the Hangars are Gone.
I call my wife she talks to the coworkers, I look again , find a trial thru a fence that goes out to the field and there's the hangar, door wide open crap all over the place and..........this picture is after property owner went out and cleared the way

[ArtechnikA]

QUOTE (sixnotfour @ Jun 9 2005, 05:22 PM)

I call the parks department they Hangars are Gone.

i recall reading a story about a guy's trip through Beaureaucratic Hell in a similar situation.

there was an old, abandoned shed on a bit of county property, which was perfect for a guy's needs. calls up the county to see if they want to sell it, as it's in a bit of disrepair and he figures they won't pay to fix it and could use the money from the sale. county insists there is no shed, and if there were, they couldn't sell it.

he persists but the county is adamant there is nothing to sell. so he dismantles it and brings it home.

suddenly he's charged with theft of public property now mysteriously valued in excess of $10,000(!). the case goes to trial and sure enough, chief witness for the prosecution is the selfsame county oficial who insisted there was no shed.

eventually the judge dismissed the criminal charge, placed a reasonable value on the shed, and let the guy keep. the county guy continued to insist that the only proper thing to do was condemn the shed and destroy it.

it was widely suspected that the county guy wanted the shed for himself, but of course that was beside the point and never proved.

the moral is: be very careful about 'liberating' anything you find on public land, even if the "responsible" government agency insists it doesn't exist...