http://www.ohgizmo.com/2007/02/21/man-buys...f-vintage-cars/

Holy mother of god... anyone else notice the dark (black? navy blue?) 1964 Oldsmobile 4-dr post???

The Volvos, Hondas, Fords and French cars I'd gladly throw on ebay without a care but the American

classics, Lotuses, Porsches & obscure '30s stuff I'd love to keep!

Holy freakin' crap. That's the find of a lifetime!

Why can't I have a relative that does this without my knowing? I definitely wouldn't be too stupid to open the barn if one did!

Holy Schnike!!!

What I don't understand is how the F the guy did not open and see the barn before buying it? Will it not be logical?

P.S. Those might be Saddam's lost cars

i see the 4 door 70 (?) cutlass and i have to say

Edited February 22, 200719 yr by SuperSport623

Yeah, I really wish that I had a rich uncle somewhere that would go and have a barn full of classic cars.

My uncle's last place had a barn with a car in it. I'm not sure if he actually bought the property or just rented it... As I don't think he could do anything with the car. I never got a good look at it as it was under a cover. I'm think it was an early '50s Ford, though.

that's cool. There's a place up the road from my parent's house and land that no one lives on, but its got a '63 Pontiac Grand Prix sitting in the back yard just collecting dust.....

Yeah, but you'd still have to establish title to each car. Just because someone parked their car on a property you've bought doesn't make it yours. They could have all been stolen and the thief arrested befeore he could get rid of them.

30 years from now I'm going to buy a piece of property and have a find similar to this, only it will be a barn full of Toyota Camrys. Luck mother

But you might be lucky to get that 50th Anniversary Edition Hybrid Camry!

Edited February 22, 200719 yr by Captainbooyah

And it was in Portugal, no less...what a jackpot in more ways than one!