Talk about WOW, came across this story on a dodge graveyard in the carolina foothills. Amazing what a man can amass. 

 

http://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/enthusiasts/mopar-graveyard-hidden-in-the-carolina-hills/ar-BBkpp39?ocid=UP94DHP#page=1

 

The pictures show some that are truly scrap and others that could be restored. Wonder how many will get saved?

Neat, but sad at the same times, I see a number I would love to have to restore.

I'd enjoy the opportunity to just walk around that place........wow!

 

 

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Does it say where exactly in NC?!?

Wow, that's crazy! So sad and wasteful too there's so much that could be restored from there. It'd be great to have a look around there. 

Does it say where exactly in NC?!?

No, but with the internet, everything is possible.

 

Selma N.C.

HOLY CRAP.

 

I just passed right through Selma over the weekend... it's about 40 minutes south of me. 

Then allow me to get more specific for you : 819 Batten Farm Rd, Selma, N.C.. Happy hunting!

Nice, but I agree sad at the same time too....

The woman living there should really find someone to help her unload those cars. Such a waste! She could live comfortably by selling some of that stuff. The "collection" doesn't do anyone any good just sitting there and deteriorating.

The piece I read said the owner died, I think it was in 2013, and the family is still running it with cars for sale. Prices may be another matter tho, one forum post I saw said they were high.

Until a margin is reached, the cars are theirs to do with as they see fit. Can't save all of them.