Forgotten about barn full of cars...

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I found this on another forum and thought I would share:

Apparantly some guy bought a piece of land in Portugal. The place had been empty for about 15 years. Whilst exploring the piece of land, he finds a barn underneath some trees. The door is padlocked shut and rusted solid. So the badlock is grinded open and what is found:

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I saw that on another forum and I figure that has to have been either some gangsters land and they took those cars as payments or a car thiefs stash.
 
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However, the strange thing is that even though it's supposedly all from Portugal, the license plates are all Dutch. Odd!!!
 
Well, that's interesting. Wonder how much worth of cars are there...

Joey
 
Some nice old cars that could keep a few detailers busy for a while.
 
I want the blue Ferrari America and the yellow Lotus Seven! DIBS!
I wonder if they are hot?
 
sitting for 15 years. Alot of engine rebuilding, rubber hose replacing, etc...lol

But Dayum........I would have had a stroke
 
Some cars I see are total junk, but some of them are nice classics that can be restored. They need Justin!:D That many cars will keep him busy for a while;) . Bring them all to detailfest!!!!:awesome: Im the MAN :o
Ultimate test for Shmitt, how many it can handle...

But seriously restoring some of them, and especially oldest classics can be sold at very expensive prices.
 
I think I spoted an old Aston and Dusie, Dusies are $$$. We used to know a guy who had a collection of Duesenbergs back in the day but died in an accident with his daughter. I have a picture of one of his cars in my room with the news article of when he died attached to the back.

Happened to somebody here in teh U.S. as well. Somebody bought a bunch of land and there was a warehouse on the property locked and thought to be empty, ended up having a collection of cars that for some reason were forgotten. Think it was somewhere in AZ or Cali if I recall.
 
what no Chevys or bikes? We need to make an autogeek sales call. They need a good wash and detailing! Andrew
 
I agree some of those vehicles (restored that is) are worth some serious coin. Who ever bought that property must be either laughing with joy or worried as to have no idea what to do with all those vehicles.

I agree us Geeks here could have fun practicing on some of those vehicles hehehehehe
 
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