'Brand new' old Chevys found in Nebraska USA.

[BUSHWHACKER]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti..._campaign=1490

[yoshie]

That type of find just doesn't happen here. 50 Escorts, Capri's and Cortina's would make for a very nice pension or inheritance

[budweiser]

it might be one of us if we got space with 50 surfs

[andyverran]

That type of find just doesn't happen here. 50 Escorts, Capri's and Cortina's would make for a very nice pension or inheritance

what a great find....

...when you think what the value of cars i/we learnt to drive on is now...

I may be old suddenly.

[Wolfracer]

How do you 'forget' you have 48 brand new cars sat in your garage though?????

[shokenore]

How do you 'forget' you have 48 brand new cars sat in your garage though?????

Murica!!!

Ps I have dibs on the chevy pickup

[POPEYE]

They have been "saveing" them up as an investment,
it couldn't happen here, some scroats would have got in there and nicked em long ago, great old collection though, the 56 bel-air would do me

[Bogus]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti..._campaign=1490

You read the daily mail ?????

[Sancho]

You read the daily mail ?????

It gives you cancer. I blame the immigrants.

[MWS]

That type of find just doesn't happen here. 50 Escorts, Capri's and Cortina's would make for a very nice pension or inheritance

Normally, it doesn't, Bri. If someone had told me the following tale, I probably wouldn't have believed it, but I saw this with my own eyes. One Saturday early morning about 20 years ago I was out on my bike. I rode past a local tyres and exhaust place, who also used to do some recovery work with a 7.5 ton beavertail. Their truck was parked outside, and on the back, sitting on flat, perished tyres was a 1930's vintage Bugatti (Royale ?). Massively long bonnet, 4 doors, and landau irons on the "c" pillars. It was caked in many years of grime crud, and dust. It was pretty rot free, though, with just a few blooms of surface rust. I think that the tax disc was from 1963 (?). One thing that struck me was the registration. It carried a BV designation, which is Blackburn. (8 miles from Chorley.) That suggested that the car may have lived locally all its life. I drove past later that day with my camera, but it had gone. I often wonder who had unearthed it, and from where, but I'll bet that some luck bu66er scooped a small fortune on it. Now, watch some t**t say "Pic's, or it didn't happen." .

[markp2]

Not as rare as you think. A few years ago a local village garage had 10 'new' mid-80s Alfasud Sprint 1.3s for sale. Found in the corner of a car import parking area near Dover apparently!
Also, a mystery batch of new Mk 1 Alfa 156 cars appeared from somewhere about 2 years and were sold through a London dealer - 8 years after production finished.
Mark

[andyverran]

Not as rare as you think. A few years ago a local village garage had 10 'new' mid-80s Alfasud Sprint 1.3s for sale. Found in the corner of a car import parking area near Dover apparently!
Also, a mystery batch of new Mk 1 Alfa 156 cars appeared from somewhere about 2 years and were sold through a London dealer - 8 years after production finished.
Mark

Now if they were wide body 155's I'd be wanting one! Always had a thing for that model.