You open the door and your heart almost stops....

when you see these sitting inside the metal building.

 

Oooooooof!

 

And the Story goes - - what????
The Wizzard

 

my heart almost stopped just seing the PICTURES...WOW!!

 

Details!

 

Yes! Detailssssssssssssss!!

 

you cant stop there!

 

Time machine! You going to just leave us hanging..............................

 

looks like he did....Wonder why on most of the cars the front tires were flat

 

get the FUCK outta my pole barn... damn kids

 

WOW!!! simply amazing

 

The collection was gathered by a man who was a Chevrolet dealer for more than 30 years.

He died in 1992; that's why the tires are flat.

 

Thats MY barn!!!! I lost it a few years ago, can't remember where it is . can you help me find it?

 

1928 Chevrolet AB National four-door sedan, completely original.

1929 Ford Model A roadster with rumble seat, completely original.

1931 Chevrolet AE Independence three-window coupe, completely original.

1942 Chevrolet 4409 1 1/2-ton stakebed truck, nicely restored.

1955 Chevrolet Bel Air Sport Coupe, 265 Power Pack, Powerglide.

1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Sport Sedan, 283 Power Pack, Powerglide.

1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Sport Coupe, four-barrel 350, Powerglide, factory AC car.

1959 Chevrolet Apache 31 SWB Fleetside, big back window, 305, TH350.

1960 Chevrolet El Camino, two-barrel 283, three-speed manual, dealer-installed AC.

1961 Ford F100 LWB Stepside, two-barrel 292, four-speed manual.

 

It's good to know they're still out there. It sucks to know he has them all.

 

WOW.So, what's going to happen with these?

 

Wow, why were they left to sit?

 

Each was started at least every two weeks while the owner was alive, and the pre-war cars routinely appeared in parades, but his survivors just didn't keep the flame going.

 

Not that I can afford to buy a car but are they going to be sold or what the hay? Thats a amazing find! I'd love to have that 28' 4dr Chevy!

 

That completely original 29 A Roadster has a 30-31 Steering wheel and column in it....not quite original, an older non-authentic restoration perhaps.

 

Close the frickin door, I have seen enough.

 

Sorry, that was my assumption based on appearance; I plead guilty to not being thoroughly conversant on Model As and other pre-war vehicles.

I'm sure you're correct, but the inauthenticity doesn't detract from the eye appeal of the old doll.

 

Whaaaaaaa?

 

Dayum!!! Wow!!! Did you score any for yourself?

 

So do the current owners have any plans for any of those cars??

 

I like the 1.5 ton stake bed truck... that is cool.

-W

 

There is a rich guy here who has 85 nice running cars in a building.
He has deprived 85 people from owning nice old cars and has prevented everyone in this city from seeing these cars being driven.

He is rich because his corporation changed names to avoid paying $10 million in bank loans.

YOU, the taxpayer, paid off his debt thru your taxes.

 

I hate corporations and greedy mother$#@&@#%. The time capsule of vintage cars makes me feel better though....

 

how did those fords get in there?

 

So, were those in Lubbock?