car buffs treasure paradise!

ok here is the story coppied below, dont know if i buy the story or not but wilder stuff has happened. if true what a happy ending it would be!

A married couple bought some property in Portugal . The property had a lovely

farmhouse and a large barn. No one had lived in the house or on the property

for 15 years.

The new owners, while exploring their property, decided to look in the barn,

which they had not entered before purchasing the property. The barn door was

padlocked and welded shut.

The new owners ground off the padlock and the welds, and voila! Unbelievable!





http://www.intuh.net/barnfinds/afa70.htm

"Hello"......."DMV" ....."yes",...."I would like to apply for a lost title on 150 cars".........:HMMM: "dial tone"..............:LOL: :rolleyes:

:( Why can't something like happen to me?:(

Unfortunately, this one has been debunked.


www.snopes.com/photos/automobiles/barnfind.asp


Don

Good stories are always fun, even when they're only stories of the imagination. Check www.snopes.com , the cars are real the story isn't quite. Not sure how you'd check the accuracy of Snopes!:3dSMILE:

Good grief. Anyone of us could have a heyday in that collection. Among some of the American cars I noticed a 46-48 Ford coupe, a 46-48 Chevy, several Olds, plus many more of both European and American design. A dream world.

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Originally Posted by Itoldyouso

Unfortunately, this one has been debunked.


www.snopes.com/photos/automobiles/barnfind.asp


Don

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Ah, Don, what a let down!:HMMM: :D :D

I saw these photos several months ago without any explaination of the situation. Did you notice the 1932 Ford Victoria in photo 5 and 6?

Tom

Send me the Lotus Elan's -- not greedy I'd take just one. Drove one of those back in the 60's, took a 90 degree turn at 60 mph. Like riding on rails, car hardly swayed, no wheel hop, just fabulous. Truly a race bred car.

Looking at all those cars in the pictures I would have guess they were either dealer owned or stolen.:eek: :eek: :LOL: :LOL:

thanks for the debunking link, i figured it was too good to be true. it was neat to see that large scale collection.