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"He told me he was going to school at General Motors Institute in the late '90s," Larry said. "At that time, GMI was moving to a new building, and this motor had been stashed there years before. They had no need for it and planned to scrap it. So, this kid asked if he could have it, and GMI said yes. It seems pretty surreal that they would just hand this over to a student, but they did, and they gave him all the release forms needed to take possession."

I could see that happening.

I don't recall stumbling across it while I was attending GMI (1979-1984) and wandering the bowels of the various buildings.

K

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