Whole-Car Graffiti Piece Spotted at East New York Yard

What you see above is an extremely rare sight. Whole-car pieces like this used to be fairly commonplace in the 80s when subway graffiti was reaching its prime. Nowadays, if substantial graffiti is found on a train it will not even be put into service; so if it even happens, it is seldom seen in the wild. This is why this piece is a special one. It is labeled 2011, and is quite possibly the first of its kind made in this year. Cheers to Tats Crew for giving NYC a blast from the past.

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6 thoughts on “Whole-Car Graffiti Piece Spotted at East New York Yard”

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  2. “if substantial graffiti is found on a train it will not even be put into service; so if it even happens, it is seldom seen in the wild. This is why this piece is a special one.”

    That doesn’t make sense – “that” is not why it’s a special one…it’s sitting in the train yard.
    That would only make sense if this photo was taken of it in service.

    1. The fact that anyone has even seen it is special. It’s not in service… But you can see it but you can see it from Broadway Junction, so it is still “in the wild”

      Seems like someone’s anger is misplaced.

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