Philadelphia’s largest abandoned complex! Epic graffiti displayed in 4K

Join us as we explore the Edward G budd company. A popular East Coast graffiti spot with some of the most extensive and well-known works of art in the city! Hands-down one of the biggest displays in 4K definition!
One of Philadelphia’s for most industrial Giants! founded in 1912 in Philadelphia they manufactured the first all steel automobile bodies for giants like GM Ford Buick and Dodge. Then during the war they produced airplanes then buses finally their heyday began with rail cars and subway train cars.
The budd corporation employed up to 20,000 people during its peak The plant closed in 2003 it now sits abandoned follow along as we see what’s left make sure you like and subscribe and comment below if you have any history about this site!

[@camexplores704]

Great work bro keep it up I didn’t even know there was this many buildings there!

[@svxvideoexploration4571]

Thanks man! This place is a monster for sure !!

[@williamwintemberg]

I worked there for a short while in 1982. As big as it looks it was a very small piece of the industrial complex that existed in what is known to many as the Delaware Valley. The 1973 oil crisis set the stage for what would be the fall of the industrial might in the USA.

[@svxvideoexploration4571]

Yep budd was a large employer they had a big plant in my hometown in Delaware also! and America was the industrial leader we need to get back to that title!

[@Robburgundy]

Wow. I wanna visit this over the summer or spring. Looks like AMAZING photo opps

[@BOTGRINDER]

nice video! i make fpv freestyle videos in the budd plant all the time.

[@svxvideoexploration4571]

Thanks man much appreciated it’s a great spot for sure!!

[@jenaytucker8145]

Looks pretty clean in there considering and not as much water damage as Pepper Middle School (abandoned) in Southwest Philly.

[@svxvideoexploration4571]

No doubt about that! They did a good job of cleaning it out and making it relatively safe! And I don’t know if you’ve been by pepper lately but it has been cleaned up and they are repurposing it in the future

[@wadeguidry6675]

MOGA: museum of graffiti art.

[@svxvideoexploration4571]

Ha ha Yep that’s the MOGA Philly !!

[@selcity4802]

Where is this located

[@KnivesUpKill]

rip budd plant you were an amazing place to explore 🙏

[@foxwoods361]

They tore it down??

[@KnivesUpKill]

@@foxwoods361 no, but there are now workers covering most of it, making it a lot more difficult to enjoy

[@harhd1]

I worked there as did my father . The machines and presses were massive

[@thomasdelvin3683]

should they try to salvage and restoret he historical pieces of machinery or are they not realy valuable

[@samuellinowski1608]

Been did that ain’t shit left to scrap besides some rusty iron, come on now

[@jenaytucker8145]

Wow! What a history lesson I think I used to pass by one of these buildings when I would walk to work back in 1989-1991 and read BUDD what’s that??🤷🏽‍♀️ Seeing your video makes me wonder what were the last orders,why was this piece of equipment left in that position on the rail mid air,what was the last piece of equipment made,who punched out last,did they lock the facility up etc.????🧐yeah I know who cares.🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@svxvideoexploration4571]

Hey thank you I appreciate this comment! The budd company was a leader in real car innovation ! The last cars produced were 300 rapid transit cars for the Chicago transit Authority 1984

[@bigstuff52]

anyone know what was made here..

[@svxvideoexploration4571]

The bud company made electric rail cars and small municipal trains

[@thomasdelvin3683]

when i wil the hundred million dolar lottery i iwll demolish this place and return it to HUNTING park

[@svxvideoexploration4571]

Yes sir that would be a great thing for the community it’s slowly turning itself back into rubble as it crumbles its way back to nothing! Thank you sir