INSANE 200+ CLASSIC CARS BARN FIND COLLECTION | Abandoned Vintage Cars Left To Rot In An Old Museum. 

Looks like a storage for a museum except any decent museum covers all their storage vehicles since dust is everywhere. They would also put jack stands under everything so that tires do not go flat and damage the side walls where they can never accept air again. Most likely storage for someone who was rich but is no longer rich. I mean they did not even know how to store the cars properly. Nor hire expertise.

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Good question!

It is possible because most collectors do not share that information. It leads to theft. Jay Leno now needs a ton of security to protect his collection, where before he needed only alarms and locks, as well as his pack of mechanics and cleaners.

Guys don't normally tell where they make their finds

Easily and then some

That GT500 KR is $ 320,000 by itself

@@darwinsghost1211 If it's real. Mine's a clone but I don't try and pass it off as genuine. The plate even says FUGAZI, they wouldn't issue FAUX KING, lol.

I would bet that's a joke.

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I agree with you

@@classiccarrescue8772 too late, maybe a little research before posting, these were all auctioned off in Chicago 4+ years ago by MECUM.

No...Because you dont own them !!!

I was in a major motor vehicle accident and a helicopter accident I had amnesia for over two and a half years my memory is back and waiting on my law firm to get back in touch with me from California I am the owner of more then 27 different automobile collections as well as historic museums in America and Canada China Japan Australia as well as the building has been covered by insurance and I am the only owner of these vehicles they are all numbered and pulled off of the factory floor my grandfather and I are the owner and designer and pull them off the line the day they're made usually this old of car would have been the first second third fourth fifth sixth seventh or just the first three 17th 18th and 19th and later models 20 21 22 these vehicles they only have 50 mi on the first two pulled off the factory floor and the third with 1200mile no more my grandfather Washington McKinley Taft Roosevelt and Hilton Hamilton grandfather Dauval Deborah Newton Tesla I was in trouble years ago for owning over 9 trillion vehicles and had to make my collection smaller and got down to 8 trillion please do excuse me but I know you're not the owner of the property and I do have the rights to the federal computer to be able to prove you have no rights of ownership so please get back with me as soon as possible on your rights of ownership and do that immediately do not touch drive or operate my vehicles they are very precious to me and my sons and will not be easy or cheap for any mileage or damaged or any handprints on the wheels of my vehicles they have sentimental value as well as memories and if you touch the wheel of my vehicles it would take that significant memory away from me at that time and place with him so kindly get back to me immediately 7408898470 please Ms Hilton' n ' Hampton

Well if you're right you're definitely right. What I'm saying is that was almost five years ago when you had that sale at Mecum Auto Auction. He would fit the district where the guy kept them at but I thought was more of a sheet metal building. It's been a while back. More than a couple of them look like what they offered at the auction.

Agreed, it's not a museum. The real question is, given the value of the collection, I would hope that he had permission to film it. Without permission, he's potentially looking at trespassing.

@@GordonMBSC2009 did you see the guy with a clipboard taking notes? Most likely they had permission to be there. BTW, I don't believe there was any film involved.... only video recording.

@rupe53 I'm 66, I was using film in the general sense of a media to record images and audio

@@GordonMBSC2009 the term film or filming is outdated. The same goes for video tape / taping. These days we record or shoot. Both of those terms are relevant to all picture or moving picture formats over the years.

SMARTASS @@rupe53

Where is this?

I doubt it

@@jaymartell2967 He Would Want to Know , Just Like All Car Guys ! !

Hope so!

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Exactly

Truuuu

Looks like that was the owner's dilemma, as well.

Me too. Nice Impalas! 👍

Lost on them are older, rarer ones.

Still just a bunch of fords, scrap them all!

@@ronbelanger4113Chevy sissy alert 😘😘

I think so too!

Thanks!

That would be a Cormorant

I think I could even tell you the name of this collection. As far as abandon needing to be restored. Take a look at most of them. I think the worst thing that they did was not put some to buy 12 slabs underneath the tires to insulate the rubber from the concrete. That blue-and-white Z28 looks like you could send it across me come with a deep detail first.

No. Notice the blue tarps that look rather new?

@FuquarProductions I seen that. Your title said "abandoned vintage cars.....". That's why I ask.