Bigpower

I had this link sent through from a friend in the States, apparently the chap bought the land and buildings in Portugal via an auction house. The barn doors were welded shut as no-one could be arsed to try and cut through they sold the barn with the contents as part of the package - contents unknown...................


http://www.intuh.net/barnfinds/afa70.htm

I had to run and get tissue :lol: that is furking amzing enough work to keep me busy for the rest of my life one lucky guy

That is totally amazing most of those cars have been on my wish list since I was knee high!

If I'd bought the land that would be without question the best day of my life!

AMAZING

Edit: Just googled it as that is too much of a good find, turns out possibly that the fella who bought the cars is alive and living there and he was just a collector in the 70s and 80s when he was a car dealer. This is the inventory http://www.sportscarmarket.com/portugesebarnfind.pdf

What a wonderful collection. I only found some broken glass panels and a knackered kiddies trike in the outbuildings here!!

Some fantastic cars there (love the Alfas) but the Pug 205 is a bit incongruous. Cheers Fil

sure i remember someone posting this on another forum a year or two ago,
some seriously old and expensive metal to the right people

thats incredible , how much other stuff is out there i wonder :?:

jason

Amazing find that!

Anyone remember the thread about that engineer who built the working ferrari model that took like fifteen years to build??

What a find that.. that really is incredible!

if it was your barn you just purchased...you'd have to pinch yourself....unbelievable

I bet the barsteward didnt leave keys though :lol:

Saaw this last year sometime and still cant really believe that they would sell a barn without knowing the contents.

Yeah I remember that Ferrari working model guy Lee - amazing.