Thanks Scotty for the visit to the WVU Medical Center. I don't remember the modern building on the left when you came into the parking lot. I guess it was built after 1996, the last time I was a student there. I remember riding the PRT sometimes the whole length just to see the school buildings and medical school. The large building you last shown in your video is the main hospital that I recall. My Mom had both cancer surgery and aortic aneurysm corrected there. Of course that was more than 50 years ago. I suspect the procedures for all that have changed quite a bit since then. That car was a Ford Fairlane 500 sedan. The clips on the hood suggest its a performance model either with a 429 or 460 V8. I knew a teacher who had the hatchback model. I think his was a 429. When he opened the four barrel carburetor that car screamed down the road. Those models are worth some serious money today.
Thanks Scotty for the visit to the WVU Medical Center. I don't remember the modern building on the left when you came into the parking lot. I guess it was built after 1996, the last time I was a student there. I remember riding the PRT sometimes the whole length just to see the school buildings and medical school. The large building you last shown in your video is the main hospital that I recall. My Mom had both cancer surgery and aortic aneurysm corrected there. Of course that was more than 50 years ago. I suspect the procedures for all that have changed quite a bit since then. That car was a Ford Fairlane 500 sedan. The clips on the hood suggest its a performance model either with a 429 or 460 V8. I knew a teacher who had the hatchback model. I think his was a 429. When he opened the four barrel carburetor that car screamed down the road. Those models are worth some serious money today.
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