Photos of Titan 2 Missile For Sale in Arizona - Luxe Realty Photography

[@niftybman]

Functionally speaking, one of these would make a fantastic recording studio. For starters being underground plus having thick concrete interior walls means you’re gonna need little to no soundproofing, it’ll also eliminate practically all outside radio interference. Another thing I noticed was how most of the rooms were partially-round and had no parallel walls, this is good because rooms that lack parallel walls don’t have a lot of natural reverb.

[@maxpower8916]

Wow. This is the first Titan 2 site that I've seen where they left an actual piece of equipment.

[@silopedia]

You should see the interior of 395-C!

[@matte2160]

It’s pretty common

[@paulford8651]

All the hard work is done, a shame the Silo isnt accessible. Looks like they pulled out the walkway and there's no way to it.

[@josephbennett3482]

The silo is destroyed , the silo door is gone , the cableway is torn out , and the silo's wall's are blown up.

[@scratch6897]

I would love to own that, that would make the ulatamate man cave!

[@franimal007]

That price is not too bad actually, it is clean. Just look around at what is out there, this one is nice.

[@jimjab3631]

No go if you can't access silo. 100k at best

[@1800imawake]

Yes I would need the extra room of the silo for my evil plan to take over the world.

[@kennethmcrae1387]

I'm interested.

[@amandonstephanieconstructi870]

Would like to see it as well and how much the asking price is?

[@101Osprey101]

Check their link. $395k. Looks like someone started it and then gave up. All of the conduit and scrap is gone. Looks like it is in fairly decent shape too. Of course the long cableway is gone, as is the case for all of the one's in AZ., but I wonder what the condition of the actual silo is? I wonder if it is salvageable at all? Too bad I am just your average poor guy....

[@Mike_Malloy]

@@101Osprey101 I used to work in the Titan II's in the 80's. The silo won't be salvageable unless your a billionaire with a lot of ambition and purpose. Otherwise, a money bit in the true sense.

[@mlovmo]

Can't access the silo itself?

[@mlovmo]

@@dantech1 So, you don't get a "silo" after all, if you purchase an Arizona site? These other guys I see on YT get the silo and the cableway to it! I wonder if anyone has done anything with an empty Titan II silo anyway...?

[@101Osprey101]

@@mlovmo I bet the actual silo is included with this but getting into it is an entirely different story. I have not seen anyone get into the actual silo of a decommissioned Titan II silo. Even the guys with the long cableways still end up building walls at the ends to keep flooding at bay, as opposed to actually getting into the silo. I keep hoping to see someone do it but it must be pretty bad as no one that I have found, has actually done it yet. The cool things about the silo here is it seems a huge portion of the scrapping process is already done. Look at how much crap there is on the ceiling of the other silos. All that conduit and supporting structures are cleared out of this one. Also, it's in AZ so no flooding issues. Check out the control panel still there! Damn, I wish I had the money for something like this. Wife would hate it but I think it would be a fun project.

[@nerfinator03]

Get a titan 1 those have EVERYTHING

[@russejones]

At least 2 have gotten into the silos, atomic rancher posted videos of inside the silo and the other is undisclosed but Arizona titan 2 posted it on his channel.

[@jasonjamrs7413]

Could anyone buy this what would you have to be approved

[@neils7221]

I would like to look at it how much are you asking?

[@Bbendfender]

My estimate is probably less than $1M. Maybe even $250K or so. Looks like lots of work has already been done to clear out the access portal. Money pit.

[@estpst]

Can't be too much work done digging, as AZ ones are dry, unlike Arkansas which are flooded. Looks like the large cableway is still full of dirt?

[@keithmcelroy9312]

@@estpst Many (if not all) sites in Arizona had their cableway removed and back-filled with dirt, so that is just the soil pouring in.

[@meadmaker4525]

Followed the link in the description. They're asking $395,000. It's a 13 acre site. They also have more photos on the web page.

[@Firehawkshadow]

@@estpst there is no large cable way all the Az sites the cable way was taken out

[@simrigpc27b12]

Sold or available?

[@johnoskin7453]

I'll take it. Who's the realtor?

[@JK-uj8ur]

Perfect for my evil genius lair!

[@Joe.M]

Damn! The realy stripped the place clean!

[@josephbennett3482]

They're required to because of the decommissioning process , to prevent anyone from ever trying to put them back into working condition they remove everything and destroy the launch duct which houses the missile with TNT.

[@ctg6734]

But the people that opened it up have subsequently stripped and scrapped much more that would have remained after the initial decommissioning.@@josephbennett3482

[@estpst]

Don't want to climb up and down those ladders, scary to me.Get some stairs.

[@luxerealtyphotography3142]

very sketchy! :O

[@airlogic]

All i see is lead based paint and asbestos removal..pffft it would cost more than the asking price to clean it up!

[@luxerealtyphotography3142]

you are right! over $300K to excavate the bad material.

[@keenanleetodd]

Ok 1,000 dollars

[@Lou_Zasil]

395k$

[@Mr79dream]

Want :-D

[@ctg6734]

Wish it wasn't so gutted.