ABANDONED CAR WASH - Ryko Voyager II - Tallahassee FL

People have been asking me to return to this car wash, so with the weather being good, I decided to swing by the abandoned Ryko Voyager II in Tallahassee and see how it's been holding up.
Little to no shock to me whatsoever, the machine looks worse than previously as the hot and cold weather are really beginning to show the rot and decay of this poor machine. The filament material on the brushes are really beginning to fall apart, and there's absolutely nothing left on the top brush. The two brushes that used to be on the front that were in the corner in my original visit have been removed.
I did try to look for the data plate on the machine to see when it was manufactured, but I couldn't find it anywhere on the machine.

[@Jamiemainchannel5]

I just checked the placard it was manufactured in 1995

[@CarwashMan18]

@@Jamiemainchannel5 what a shame for being almost 30 years old

[@wacoscarwashchannelelevato3926]

what a shame if the owner will just fix it up this will be a nice wash

[@CarwashMan18]

Its been abandoned for over a decade unfortunately, and would cost a fortune to fix it up, or even replace it with a more modern system.

[@hyuga360death]

It sounds like the machine still has some form of power to it I can keep hearing a beeping sound from it that u hear from some ryko machines

[@CarwashMan18]

​@@hyuga360death Wow! I didnt even hear that beeping. And its likely coming one of those 2 electrical boxes at the entrance end. But the box where you can flip it from "car wash open" to "car wash closed" didnt seem to have any power, however I didnt mess with it to not get myself in trouble with the gas station.

[@bpot1927]

Florida used to have all sorts of these vintage ryko machines everywhere. A handful of r7bs, voyagers and ultracleans made it to the mid 2000s before getting replaced.

[@nobodyyyyy556]

That beeping is a bird.