Willets Point: The Iron Triangle

Beauty in the Iron Triangle: Ford Falcon with 1964 World's Fair plates

The field (left) named after Citi Bank vs. the Willets Point "Iron Triangle" (right), February 5, 2011.

View of the Flushing skyline from the No. 7 train. The former Serval Zipper factory clock tower, now a U-Haul storage facility, is in the center with the Willets Point Iron Triangle scrap yards and "Johnnie Walker, keep walking" billboard in foreground, Flushing's new skyline addition the gargantuan 14 acre billion dollar 1,100 unit condominium project "Sky View Parc" appears to the right. From November 2008.

View of the Flushing skyline from the No. 7 train. The former Serval Zipper factory clock tower, now a U-Haul storage facility, is in the center with the Willets Point Iron Triangle scrap yards in the foreground, from November 2008.

View of the Flushing skyline from the No. 7 train. The former Serval Zipper factory clock tower, now a U-Haul storage facility, is in the center, Flushing's new skyline addition the gargantuan 14 acre billion dollar 1,100 unit condominium project "Sky View Parc" appears to the right. From November 2008.

Proud owner of Iron Triangle small business, June 2, 2012.

The Iron Triangle and the Pepsi Cola Field, June 2, 2012.

The Iron Triangle and Citi Field, June 2, 2012.

The Iron Triangle under the umbrella, June 2, 2012.

The Iron Triangle and Citi Field, June 2, 2012.

Looking down from the end of the Willets Point subway platform at the Jackson Pollock of pipes

Shea is gone but it's not forgotten, June 2, 2012.

The U-Haul aka Serval Zipper Clock Tower, as seen from across Flushing Bay, June 2, 2012.

Willets Point: Chepe Auto Repair

Willets Point: No Eminent Domain

A not so iron part of the "Iron Triangle": Fodera Foods 129-02 Northern Blvd.

August 1 2014