Talk about resurrecting the dead, err I mean thread. I was scrounging some Olds brackets and pulleys at my off-site buildings and I took the 1 mile longer way home. I drove around the Lordstown plant, now called Lordstown Motors. It's a huge facility. IMO, a modern, up to date plant. It was sold to "Workhorse Motors" by GM for like $25 or $50 million, can't remember but it was CHEAP! I know a lot of people that worked there. It would cost near 2 billion to duplicate the plant, imo. It sold with everything in there, just like they shut it down. GM even lent Workhorse the money to buy the plant. Hmmm, I am a conspiracy theorist. This plant has everything going for it. Railroad loading, access to both I76 & I80, great location, more customers in a 500 miles radius,(one day by Semi) than anywhere in the USA. There was a large wooded area behind the plant and Ohio Rt 45. Notice I said "was", GM bought the area and is clearing the area for a new Battery Plant!!!??? Why, I don't know but I believe the fix is in. Even though the new electric truck maker is called "Lordstown Motors" the parent Company is "Workhorse." I "hear" the first years production is all ready sold. I know "someone" who bought 500 shares of Workhorse back in Jan. for $3.66 per share. It's @ $21 presently. They are pushing to get the Post Office vehicle order of 185,000 vehicles. V.P. Mike Pence was at an unveiling of their vehicles 2 weeks ago.