Fabulous Strip Club Ruins of Detroit

**Danny** · March-07-22, 04:08 PM

This thread is not suitable for younger viewers!

**lester wild** · March-07-22, 04:14 PM

Originally Posted by mudd

Anton [[Tony) was the owners name.He was killed in a traffic accident not murdered as mentioned in an earlier post.He was former DFD.His Brother was DPD.Mid to late 70's it was the best bar in the city.Bar stayed in the family until it was sold in the 90's.

Tony was a nice guy. A good looking, well dressed, quiet guy who was never loud or pushy. It shocked me when i found out that he had died. His sister took over the club immediately after that .

**lester wild** · March-07-22, 04:17 PM

Originally Posted by alkiwat

as someone mentioned,, it was the Royal Coach in the early 70s-- I remember those large JBL monitors hanging by chains from the celing .. --There was the half wall near the bar where you could also sit

The Royal Coach was one of my favorite places Those Jbl's kicked out some great sound. I'm glad those chains never broke. It was always busy in there

**lester wild** · March-07-22, 04:20 PM

Originally Posted by Thruster315

I believe you're referring to the Dizzy Duck which was over the Lodge/ Greenfield/ Eight Mile over pass. One could see the sign as you went eastbound Eight Mile.

Yep .That was it A real dump. haha Thanks

**Ray1936** · March-07-22, 07:01 PM

Originally Posted by Danny

This thread is not suitable for younger viewers!

Seems to me there are no younger viewers on this thread. Just sayin'.

**Henry Whalley** · March-09-22, 12:22 AM

Originally Posted by Ray1936

Seems to me there are no younger viewers on this thread. Just sayin'.

It's a club for old farts who remember Detroit in the days before it broke.

**kathy2trips** · April-03-22, 01:37 PM

**Ray1936** · April-03-22, 04:23 PM

Originally Posted by Henry Whalley

It's a club for old farts who remember Detroit in the days before it broke.

Yea. That be me.

**lester wild** · November-28-23, 07:58 AM

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**canuck** · November-28-23, 08:59 AM

S is the slimmest posting I have seen on Dyes…

Goes without saying, this thread is unique in that it celebrates the Art of stripping down to the very absence of a thread.