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Detroit's Packard ruins getting smaller

The city plans to preserve the front facade.
The city plans to preserve the front facade. (LARRY PEPLIN\/CRAIN'S DETROIT BUSINESS)
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Nick Bunkley
January 29, 2023 05:00 AM

Detroit's most infamous abandoned auto plant is finally coming down after more than 60 years of being ravaged by scrappers and the elements.

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