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

Amazing pictures of a barn really really full of classics. When do I find my barn??

Anyone top this one??

really this one again????

check snopes!

First time I've seen it. No matter where they came from, it's a barn full of great old cars.

Why and who cares? It's just a barn full of old cars. How many can you name?

Most of them. How 'bout you?

The Cap'n

Me? I just look at the dust and wonder why these were left here to rot. Kinda like looking at George's junk yard. How many cars could have been saved years ago? Hope he does something good with them. (NOT knocking on George. Junk yards are just a thing that happens along the way. There are probably BMW, Saab, etc junk yards scattered around with history rusting away.
ps. look hard. It looks like an old 911 back in a corner.

They weren't.
That's why the very first response here told you to check snopes.com ...

The story about them being left to rot is completely bogus, untrue, a lie, not real and most certainly fake.

This "story" comes up every other month. It's still not true, no matter how often it's re-posted on the internet. They weren't left to rot.


Andy

What an odd assortment. I wonder what sort of dealership it was? Almost like stuff taken in trade that needed work or didn't quite work with the cars he was marketing.

Web "stories" aside - whatever, wherever, however - it's a great collection of 70s, 60s, 50s, 40s, 30s, 20s, .... etc. classics!!!! - dust aside!

No doubt, I would LOVE to spend a day amongst those cars, just looking.

Hell, I'll even start cleaning!

Fake as the story is, still cool to look at the pictures of all the cars.

Whoa! Are you saying that things posted on the internet aren't true?! You sure? How can that be?

The Cap'n

"I read that on wikipedia and a lot of smart people post on there so that means its true"

-Michael Scott

I'll take the Lotus.

.....Better than: Al Capone's lost vault's
no trash here! (the 356 please)