Wow. And I was one of the many doubters thinking "there's no way he could find a space like that".
I sit corrected.
Posted by JonHecht (Member # 9712) on :
I am tempted to buy it... alas, I do not have 1.5 million dollars.
Posted by Indemnity (Member # 11012) on :
Hmmm, I live in Washington. Would be kind of a commute for my wife though. However, I could come that much closer to world domination.
Posted by JonHecht (Member # 9712) on :
I called it first! If I scrape up the 1.5 million then I get the base! Besides, I suspect that I am further along on the path to world domination than you. I have a cult following of 10,000 men willing to give up their lives for me.
Posted by vonk (Member # 9027) on :
Wow, that's pretty intense. I like all the question on the ebay site about the possibility of remodeling for residential use. It talks about living in a missile silo and using the 1 ton silo doors as a 155' high giant skylight. Talk about a swanky pad.
Posted by pooka (Member # 5003) on :
This is the funniest spam that isn't spam thread.
Posted by Steve_G (Member # 10101) on :
That siloworld site is amazing. I spent my whole lunch hour there. I wish I had the money to buy it. Not too far for my commute in to work in Spokane. My wife thinks I'm nuts for even dreaming of turning one into living quarters.
Posted by Farmgirl (Member # 5567) on :
That really isn't all that unusual. Throughout my state, there are several underground missile silos that have sold (not as large at that one) that were made into residences. I've never toured one, but they have been featured on TV news shorts, etc.