The NEW Hollywood Video: Long Island airport used to store 15,000 vehicles damaged by Hurricane Sandy

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Long Island airport used to store 15,000 vehicles damaged by Hurricane Sandy Dec 30th 2012, 18:01 Doug Kuntz SLIGHTLY USED, SOME WATER DAMAGE: Hurricane-ravaged vehicles — neatly arranged by forklifts — fill the runways and taxiways at Calverton Executive Airpark. The cars will be auctioned off. Oh, the car-nage! A little-used Long Island airport has been turned into a massive parking lot for thousands of Hurricane Sandy-damaged cars… The post Long Island airport used to store 15,000 vehicles damaged by Hurricane Sandy appeared first on The NEW Hollywood Video. You May Also Want To Read: More bodies were discovered on Coney Island and Staten Island yesterday, bringing the death toll from Hurricane Sandy to 41. More bodies were discovered on Coney Island and Staten Island... Sandy-damaged SI prepares for President Obama’s visit with disaster Christmas tree It's not exactly a red carpet, but a Staten Island... Why Can’t We Stop a Hurricane Before It Hits Us? io9updates: By Charlie Jane Anders Hurricane Sandy has caused untold...

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