Found: forgotten collection of 180 classic cars
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Found: forgotten collection of 180 classic cars
Imagine you're Ali Baba, stumbling on the 40 Thieves' treasure -- only the thieves are long gone and the treasure is actually 180 European cars of various description. That's kind of what happened in this case, where inside a warehouse welded shut for years, a wealth of dusty cars -- Jags, Porsches, Lancias, Alfas, Lotuses, Austin Minis, Renaults, open-wheel formula cars, and on and on -- sat rusting for over 15 years. No word yet on who's claiming the cars, or what will become of them, but we'd imagine there are a few resto shops in Lisbon whose phones are ringing off the hook. [Thanks to Geert for the tip.] – Mike Spinelli
http://jalopnik.com/cars/retro/open-...ion-231918.php
http://www.autoblog.nl/archive/2007/...vers#post-8196
http://jalopnik.com/cars/retro/open-...ion-231918.php
http://www.autoblog.nl/archive/2007/...vers#post-8196
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Thats cool, I remember a thread about a year back talking about some guy that had shipping containers full of rare collectable muscle cars. Thats so cool when you find **** like that.
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Originally Posted by 71camaro
Thats cool, I remember a thread about a year back talking about some guy that had shipping containers full of rare collectable muscle cars. Thats so cool when you find **** like that.
But of all places, Portugal???
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Originally Posted by Brian2006
But of all places, Portugal???
I see a nice Porsche 356. Cleaned up that will bring $200k plus... Looks to be a couple of them, as well as a bad *** Aston Martin DB3
I remember that muscle car thread too. Tons of old school cars, parts, rare motors, etc. Cool ****.
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Originally Posted by Brian2006
That yellow one is a panoz isn't it?