# The Future of Albany Speed Shop

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**Created:** [March 31, 2011, 7:15am UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/the-future-of-albany-speed-shop/257607 "2011-03-31T07:15:17Z")\
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> [@FS 91 Lumina Z34](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/fs-91-lumina-z34/44014/8):
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> There was and old truck service garage on old wolf road between albany/shaker rd and the napa. looks like a large building. maybe some of the industrial parks like the one behind dunkin donuts/central steak on central i forget the name of the place.

You talking Juniper lane, like Audio Obsessions and all those back there? The buildings are small. and parking is like 10-20 cars in most lots.

> [@Official NHL Trade deadline thread](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/official-nhl-trade-deadline-thread/43281/266):
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> Lets say the ride wasn’t too far and great driving roads were followed to get there but it’s not in colonie or on top of the major interchanges… but the building was real nice and the location was low key and awesome for Friday saturday meets?
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> DC

You, me and some others who actually flog their cars on a regular basis would enjoy a 10-15 min romp down some back roads to get to the shop, but many others are just too damn lazy/cheap and would think its too “out of the way”… lame I know.

Low key would kick major ass. A place far enough out that making some noise only has to be acceptable to you and you alone is clutch.

Would you be opposed to getting a building that required a little work? Every once in a while you see foreclosed buildings go for DIRT cheap. A little money and some hard work turns them around, and puts you ahead of the game as far as bank loan/vs property value.

Totally NOT where you are looking, but its a dream location. In toga, sorta across the street from Baily’s, there is a BIG old building, looks like a manufacturing place of some sorts. There is a few loading docks, and one big overhead door on the front. Building is BIG. I would make a tuner shop on one half, and a bar/car theme club on the other half. Have Bike nights there, the parking lot could hold 100 bikes. Would make BANK with all the rich urban bikers, and the younger crowd that flood the streets every fri/sat night.

43 putnam st. check it out on google maps.

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