Cars Destroyed By Hurricane Sandy

A small neglected Long Island airport, once used as a U.S. Naval base, is the new home of thousands of derelict cars damaged in Superstorm Sandy.
About 15,000 storm-ravaged vehicles are parked bumper-to-bumper on runways and taxiways at the Calverton Executive Airport, which years ago was the site of a Grumman aircraft-manufacturing plant where the military assembled F-14 and tested lunar roving vehicles. More than 200,000 cars in the New York area are believed to have been damaged by Hurricane Sandy’s floods and rains. Some of the cars can’t be driven again and will end up being salvaged just for parts. Oh dear i hope and pray those cars dont find their way to Nigeria oh even as parts we don't want.
SOURCE DAILY MAIL UK.