A pair of pictures showing MCM's progress of the final dis-assembly of the north assembly plant.

This one is 30 days later.

Its hard to see, but those were just an over view.

From the highway.

A shot with the water tower.

This picture was from this morning before work.

This picture was from after work.

That's MCM's locomotive. It is a big out fit. I believe that they used it hall in some of there larger equipment.

Another shot of it.

That's not the only locomotive on site. These are just sitting, since they aren't hauling in parts or out vehicles. There are about two dozen of them.

they appear to be an industrial dismantling company.

They are like an industrial buzzard that likes the tin worm. I just hope that I can start a new post because they are constructing an assembly plant. Soon

Just a false front now.

************************R.I.P.********************

Chrysler North Assembly Plant

**********************1966-2011*******************


Saint Louis North was the home of minivan production from 1987 through 1995, when it was converted to build the Dodge Ram pickup truck. Production at the North plant was shut down, along with other Chrysler factories, when the company filed for bankruptcy on 30 April 2009. Although production briefly resumed the last week of June 2009,the plant was later closed for good in early July 2009.

Well, I just tried to view the post on the St Louis South Assembly Plant on moparts general section, and it is Gone.

So if you haven't chimed in now is your chance.


There is little left of the false front wall, and some of the receiving dock.

It looks as if they are in a hurry to get every thing down. My thought is that their demo permit is good till the end of the month. Then they can take their time separating the metal.

The receiving dock.

This is whats left.

And to the left of that.

This is a picture to help every one under stand how much is left.

I suppose my '04 Ram was built there, kind of sad to see the plant gone now. Even more sad is how many people "used to work" there.

Thanks for posting the photo series of the demo.