Rundle Auto Repair

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(93,76) (bic) (statuses) (update) Rundle Auto Repair EHB, No Power, Transmitter --Dr Mycroft Chris 05:45, 13 July 2008 (BST)

Rundle Auto Repair Penny Heights [93, 76] Fairfield Library a junkyard St. Martha's Church the Craddy Building Rundle Auto Repair the Humphrys Building Adler Crescent Fire Station the Roger Arms Brimblecombe Auto Repair Basic Info: Crowbars, fuel cans, fire axes and spray cans can be found inside, as well as newspapers. Bottles of beer have also occasionally been found. Auto Repair shops have no internal descriptions. Auto Repairs can be barricaded normally.

[edit] Description

The Rundle Auto Repair is one of many Auto_Repair_Shops in the suburb of Penny Heights. It is surrounded by several building types: a Necrotech Building, a Fire Station, an Arms, another Auto Repair Shop, a Building, a Church, a Junkyard, and a Library.

Since Rundle Auto Repair is right next door to the Craddy Building, it is the source for fuel cans needed for the portable generator that powers the Necrotech Building.

[edit] Barricade Policy

EHB (extremely heavily barricaded)

[edit] History

A small shop, Rundle specialized in performance modifications and tune-ups for diesel engines. Penney Height's five Fire Stations had fire trucks which were known for their speed in responding to Mall emergencies. Many delivery trucks for both Joachim and Lumber Mall had their maintenance performed at Rundle. Annually, Brimblecombe Auto and Rundle Auto co-sponsored a diesel contest -- Brawn vs Brains Diesel Derby -- at the nearby Shickle Drive Railway Station. (This was usually followed by the Diesel Engine Toss at the junkyard.) An obscure section of tax code provides tax abatement to any business at this location which contains Rundle in the name.

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