- (0:02) The Building They Drive The Truck Into To Steal The ATM Machine / 2924 E. 79th Street, Chicago (Note: As They Are Driving Away They Are Heading South On S. Exchange Avenue)
- (0:03) Calvin Palmer's House / 8330 S. Manistee Avenue, Chicago
- (0:06) The Barbershop / 2925 E. 79th Street, Chicago (Note: Unfortunately The Building Has Since Been Torn Down And Little Caesars Stands There)
- (0:12) Trying To Carry The ATM Up The Stairs At Billy's Place / 2804 E. 76th Street, Chicago (Note: The Back Side Of The House Is Where The Stairs Are Located)
- (0:12) Jimmy James At The Coffee Shop / Half And Half; 1560 N. Damon Avenue, Chicago
- (0:32) Trying to Get The ATM Into Room 216 / Eagle Inn; 453 E. Pershing Road, Chicago
- (0:59) Auto Body Shop / 1819 S. State Street, Chicago
- (1:02) Calvin Jumping The Fence Into The Dog Area After Being Chased / 2001 S. State Street, Chicago (Note: It Is Behind The Building Under The El)
- (1:03) J.D. With The ATM And The Police Officer / Northeast Corner Of E. 47th Street and S. Michigan Avenue (Note: He Was Dragging The ATM While Walking West On 47th Street)
- (1:09) J.D. Getting Splashed By The Water Puddle / Real Close To The Northwest Corner Of S. Prairie Avenue and E. 47th Street, Chicago
- (1:10) J.D. Getting A Ride / Driving South On S. Prairie Avenue Coming Up To E. 47th Street, Chicago
- (1:13) The Car Lot / 8424 S. Halsted Street, Chicago (Note: The Car Lot Is No Longer There)
- (1:30) Chicago Police Station / Dudley Beauty College; 8501 S. Green Street, Chicago
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ReplyDeleteThe building with the white store front used to be Lucas Brothers printing and the building next to it to the west used to be Matushek's Hardware. The building in which Calvin's was located used to be a laundromat. The building in which the currency exchange is located used to be Gouwen's drug store. J
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DeleteThe dudleys location used to actually be district 6 police station
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ReplyDeleteThe car lot was Hans Motor Sales and had been in business since 1958. My father ran it with his brother. They retired in 2010 after 52 years in business. It is now part of a church parking lot. My Dad passed away in 2017 but my Uncle is still alive.
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