Massive Barn Find in Portugal

I've identified over 190 of the 320 cars found locked away in here, can anyone recognise any others? I will add them to the video along with corrections if confirmed 100%. What is that 2nd Formula race car?

[@jmdma]

Hi, I'm from Portugal... this is quite a novelty... I know this story very bwell, the cars belong to a friend of mine that during over 30 years boughts these cars - some of them left abandoned on the streets - and gathered more than 400 vehicles stored in different places such as this barn.

[@zain6863]

Sell it to us...lol...

[@nickday3541]

Any idea why he did it? I don't understand why he went to the length of welding the doors shut so that even he couldn't go in and tinker with them over the years. What was the passion if he couldn't access them?

[@exeuropean]

What most people do not realize is how expensive it is to restore a car well. Most cars cost at least 50k Euro or a multiple of that. So sadly most of these cars are not worth anything. Just parts cars.

[@nyres3292]

you still there?

[@MySpace662]

What a collection. This person has created a time capsule that should be preserved for future generations to admire.

[@frogeye6161]

That was a superb job at identifying these cars. A couple points: At 2:19 and at 12:27 one can just see the bonnet of a red Austin Healey Sprite MkI. At 5:27 the Mini is an Austin, maybe as early as 61. At 7:48, the"Sprite MkII" is a MG Midget MkI due to the side chrome. At 9:33 the Mercedes cowl grille indicates it's a "heckflosse" from 61 or later, while the side lights indicate a 180 or 190 model. I must say you have a sharp eye to see the Alfa Romeo Montreal and the Facel Vega FVS. Well done.

[@TheExStig]

Thank you for your kind comments and useful hints to the cars you've mentioned. The car at 2:19 and 12:27 is indeed an Austin Healey Sprite Mk1. Cheers. The Mini at 5:27 is most definitely a 1967 Austin Cooper and not a Morris as I had described it - here's one here - www.collectioncar.com/detailed.php?ad=27072&category_id=1 same grille, bumpers and badge. You suggest the car at 7:48 is a MG Midget Mk1 because of the side chrome, but this one has a door handle on the outside which rules this out, no? The Merc at 9:33 has always attracted comment, and I know now it's not a 1956 model -the front bumper is unusual but the car is most likely to be a 190 C Heckflosse W 110 around 1964 - like this. www.flickr.com/photos/34107011@N08/3915118990/

[@frogeye6161]

***** How right you are regarding the Midget having a door handle, I was just about to conclude it was a Midget Mk2, until I saw the side curtains. Door handles were often added later, but having side curtains it must be earlier. Sprites and Midgets with side curtains never had door handles from the factory. www.carandclassic.co.uk/uploads/cars/mg/5107630.jpg . Those with door handles had roll-up windows. The change came at the same time as the door was completely redesigned. www.britishv8.org/MG/KurtAppley/KurtAppley-AE.jpg . Therefore modified Midget Mk1 :)

[@TheExStig]

frogeye61 Ah-ha...thanks to you mate I have found out what it really is, and it ain't a Sprite or a Midget...it's a 1966 MGB. www.bonjedwardgarage.co.uk/sites/default/files/styles/cardealer-car-page-full/public/car-photos/4%20MGB%204.JPG?itok=wlyhB2Ow Thanks for your help in finding this out.

[@jeffrogers5929]

@@TheExStig Frogeye61 is quite correct, the car at 7:48 is definitely a Mk 1 MG Midget. This model had no external door handle, but the Midgets had the chrome strip down the sides and the A-H Sprites never did. Always a quick way to tell them apart.

[@briancritchley498]

Being a life long car lover this clip is amazing, the person who put this together did a great job, I think maybe he is a car nut also, REALLY WELL DONE.. Ravel would be proud...

[@tubermier]

The car companies that made all those cars, should pony up and offer to restore them, as it should feel like a great honor to have their cars in that room. And BOLERO seems a great choice of music to work up our emotions, and then crashing to a great climactic ending. God bless all you Packrats among us.

[@carmadme]

+tubermier yes get austin to restore some good idea lol

[@kidneystone53]

Wow, what a fantastic find. Love how you have put the video together, the music goes great with the video.

[@maurirossi]

1:13 at background Ford 1946 coupe 1:17 1950's BMW 501 or 502 1:38 early 60's Austin Mini, probably Cooper 2:29 Ford 1946 Coupe 2:55 Fiat 500 Topolino (1936-1955) 3:18 Mercedes 300 D (W189) Maybe 1957 *9:33 is not a 1956 MB 190. Is a W110 1961-1965

[@jbs_659]

Me atrapó la música 🤗🙋‍♂️ es la correcta . Gracias

[@LuckyGuu]

Whoever picked this music is a genius + I love you man!

[@TheExStig]

Cheers man, the music was selected because of the length on the video...and I agree with you....I am a genius, because my other side told me so.

[@TheDawgKatcher]

***** Do you mean ''My other half = My wife'' ? Which is Cockney Rhyming slang. Or are you schizophrenic?

[@LuckyGuu]

I'd love to get a print copy of the picture above!

[@LuckyGuu]

***** thanks for the foto info, that was kind of you! are you in Australia?

[@puertocruz]

Bolero,Maurice Ravel.

[@susanburger3673]

Absolutely the most fantastic volume of automotive history, just too lovely for words! A gorging great feast of beautiful, fabulous cars in great identifiable condition. Exciting, Thrilling!!!!!!!!! Would love to see more......

[@MrKeyboardCommando]

Locked away for 15 years, and they're still cleaner than my car!

[@VCYT]

thats coz Harvey weinstien sat in the back often with druged women.

[@marniedoyle8063]

ok if you don't care about other people stop reading now this video reminded me of a super cool dream I had a few years ago where a fairly large number of cars was discovered in a building like this and this guy got me to fix up, wash, and detail all of them so he gave me one of the cars as payment. I was pretty stoked to have a '69 coronet super bee. then I woke up... lol. thanks for reminding me of one of the coolest dreams I've ever had and hope you guys have fun with these 180 cars.

[@pjakobs]

Somebody probably already pointed it out: the Citroen DS early on is really an SM.

[@dallasdorrington7449]

Wow what I find. They are all rare cars indeed. It's a crying shame their left sitting in a barn like that. Cars like this need to be driven. loved, restored, seen by others who love cars for what they are. Part of our motoring history. I myself own a classic car, although it's not as old as some of these cars but every day less and less are being seen on the road. I know there will be lots of people say that's not a classic car but how old does a car have to be before it's classic?My car is 26 years old and still runs and looks like a new car it's been in my shed for 11 years now and has never been touched since it was new. Original motor, gearbox, and body. Even the same paint too and it doesn't have the headlining hanging down like most cars I see on the road. No parts hanging off it and no broken lights. It gets driven every Sunday for 1 hour to keep the car in top condition. Most people forget that a car is a machine and if its not used it will degrade faster letting it sit.My car is a classic Nissan Skyline. Or as my son says it's OLD SKOOL DAD. Don't sell it cause someone will just turn it into a drift car and wreck it.

[@Holsteen]

3:23 is not a DS 23 - it's a Citroen SM with Maserati engine.

[@ed9603]

I'm totally in awe what wonderful collection sure hope that most can be restored and loved

[@السعوديةمهدالدينومصرمهدالحضارة]

I have cried .. It is Beautifull this cemetery of car treasures

[@rickytemplare]

really nice video, pure Enjoyment to see these old timers just sitting in a barn and not thinking about time that passes away, i'm quite sure that they are there since at least 20 - 30 years considering the dust too, and the plates are for sure dutch. To be onest i hope they remain where they are, because they are part of motoring history and almost unique. Riccardo from Italy.

[@vegetazzz100]

Not dutch, portuguese, does are all Portuguese plates man, I'm thinking why you say that, because it's obvious you don't have a clue, is that just show-off (i know a lot about cars n' all) no you don't.

[@rickytemplare]

VEGETAZZZ100 My Society and i, in case of any doubts regarding VINTAGE CAR MOTORING HISTORY, we will request you HIGH experties. BEFORE I FORGET Instead of DOES you should have wrote THOSE.

[@hmg_75]

riccardo delli colli "My Society and i, in case of any doubts"...As matrículas são PORTUGUESAS I will translate to you the plates ARE PORTUGUESE… EXPERT

[@vegetazzz100]

Hélder Gomes Hélder eu vi um video sobre carros abandonados na Europa com carros da Holanda, Alemanha, França, epa e na verdade apareciam lá matriculas iguais ás nossas, e aí nos comentários um tuga veio dizer que a partir de uma certa data é que as tugas passaram a zeros e ficaram diferentes da holanda, eu também repliquei essa cena de serem tugas estas do video e acho que são, um amigo meu disse-me à poucos dias que havia um armazém aqui perto de Setúbal com cerca de duzentos carros de todos os tipos eu acho que eram estes, ele diz que eram de um antigo patrão dele ... num* sei... fica bem !!!

[@tudoamonte3594]

​@@vegetazzz100os armazéns não ficavam em Setúbal mas sim em Sintra se não estou enganado

[@diane9247]

Wow, great job identifying all that you did! Amazing collection.

[@Vivoun64]

At 3'23'', it's not a 1974 Citroën DS 23ie, but a -may be 1972- Citroën SM 2.7 or 2.9 V6. That car was derived from the DS, but equipped with a Maserati V6.

[@jamesshunt5123]

This is not car collecting or car enthusiasm, this is car *hoarding* . He must have have had an insane infatuation for cars and collected them for the sake of collecting. That he kept them locked away and hidden proves it. He didn't want anybody else to even have a look at his cars or even offer him a nice price to buy one or a few of them. When a car enthusiast can't find time or gets too old to take car of his cars or they just collect dust over the years it's a nice thing to sell them to other enthusiasts who'll keep them running in pristine order. That's passing the torch. I mean this guy is like an Egyptian pharao, getting buried together with his treasure so that it can be his in the afterlife too. You can't take your treasure with you buddy, when you're dead you're gone. Although I don't like jumping to conclusions regarding people my guess is this person was one of those lonely, old, rich folks who isolated himself like Greta Garbo and compensated his lack of social interaction with cars. I also doubt all these cars can just be dusted off and driven away, they will require some work.

[@davidkeesing3880]

I don,t think your giving the collector enough credit . Where else in the World does a history timeline of cars exist. If he was advertising & allowing the viewing of them . He would be constantly be harassed to sell them or break them down for sale as parts .Or be at risk of having them stolen . To restore them & keep them in mint working condition may not have been financially possible. Hoarding would be more like a wreckers yard of cars of same makes models & random years scattered & grouped with no real thought other than i might get it going or need a part one day .This seams like an attempt to save as many special makes & models and park them carefully for the future when they die. For car lovers to enjoy ,(starting with this video) the discovery of them & hopefully the restoration & creation of a musem

[@finnpeter]

An MG Magnette 1957 and a Mercedes 190 Saloon was shown. I owned both cars way back in time!

[@bosniaFTW]

This is a seriously expensive and well preserved barn find i hope people can save the cars before the building falls in on itself in another 30 years....

[@ikura87]

Impressive car barn !!!! I hope these vehicles will be restored and not scrapped...

[@ianewers9841]

Well done.!! A great documentary. Many thanks for your time and effort.

[@HighSockDavid]

13:08 green car with chrome rear bumper is a 1969-1972 Oldsmobile cutlass

[@amelierenoncule]

Did I hear that the only one that started, when it's key was turned, was a '62 VW Bug. Or did I see that in a Woody Allen movie? Never mind...forget it! 200 year old Volkswagen discovery scene from Woody Allen's, "Sleeper" (1973)

[@kenney5454]

Jay Leno must have been on the first flight to Lisbon when this find went public

[@1968DodgePolara]

On his Private Jet you mean half way there before the News segment was over on this :D

[@Mrcolincadorette]

the song is from an old movie i cant place it but in time i think i could, its deffinetly from an old roman movie i think they played it at intermission? any way who owned all these cars and how did they come about finding them?! what a wicked find!!!!!

[@GBADCD]

"The story behind the pictures: a property on the outskirts of Lisbon, Portugal, which belonged to a former dealer of vehicles was sold after his death, and what drew the attention of the buyer was a barn that had the doors sealed by welding. So that was open, showed a real treasure - dozens of cars, acquired by the former owner to compose your personal collection. Under the dust accumulated for years, rarities of European and U.S. automotive industries, such as Porsche, BMW, Mercedes, Alfa-Romeo, Lotus, among others. Some very damaged, but others in conservation status impeccable."

[@fotorabia]

nope thats a lie..a collector had them professionally photographed....

[@hermanorocha6016]

Vou partilhar e mencionar o seu nome, ok ?

[@calibration9792]

this is one of the craziest barnfinds i've ever seen...so many beauties and most of them are in a good condition...woooow thanks for your great video!

[@moochincrawdad]

This is an incredible find worth millions!

[@strongwalker]

Ah, now i see the Fulvia Zagato - good spot :) 2 more: 1:14 there is a crashed Peugeot 205 behind the Alfas, at 1:31 the dark red one is possibly a Fulvia sedan, and is the bright red one in front of it a Jaguar MkII?

[@retthok]

Someone should call Jay Leno.

[@alangrejabrejab6412]

..Phew..

[@willyboy6126]

What a treasure trove! Hope all these fine automobiles will get some major TLC and shine & move as they once did. I love so many of them, especially the 1954 yellow Buick and the '55 Chev Bel Air. :D Great to see this and the music was fitting for all the '10's that were there in that barn! ;)

[@10CentHead]

wow. I would straight up pass-out if I walked in on this. Holy Smokes.

[@jmdma]

A journalist that knew about it convinced him to go there and take some pictures and the novelty begun there with the next person adding a little of romance to the story. True is that all models have been/are being sold, some after restauration, some in the condition of the film and all the romance about it played a good part on turning the sales easier...

[@chargerdave2046]

And no flat tires on any car

[@oadmo]

2.00

[@SuperBigmat]

15:06

[@Proffa]

12:02

[@chargerdave2046]

Awesome .You guys are dedicated... good eyes on all of you.... you do know i was just being a smartass though... i hope. Peace

[@mranticlopper260]

Mika Saarinen moi

[@Will-gd9dx]

The owner of the cars was a car dealer in the 1970s and 1980s, and decided to save the more interesting cars that came through his doors. When the barn was full, he padlocked and soldered the doors shut. The photos were taken by Manuel Menezes Morais and has been sworn to secrecy about the location and the owners name.

[@TheRosemontag]

This should be a new Indiana Jones movie called: Indiana Jones in the Temple of Vroom.

[@BeatersRus]

The Readers Corner lol Perfect!!

[@TheRosemontag]

Rob Washere Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@bolacapoeira]

+The Readers Corner up you go

[@TheRosemontag]

Watchfulseven 52 If that comment was for me, then quit talking about yourself.

[@TheExStig]

+The Readers Corner I have removed his comment for you, and blocked further comments from him.

[@wayneosgood3367]

Good to see the cars saved ,maybe before the roof collapsed and damages them, and gone to good homes, or museums, have had American and English car's amongst that display, great find ,good video,

[@SteuSax666]

I've no word! It's incredible!

[@MrDaiseymay]

+Astor Mingus That's a contradiction-- Incredible will do.

[@isledemort]

that's actually five words

[@clive6479]

At 1:35-1:38; on the left is a Rover P6 and the car with a white roof is a Mini Minor. Looks like split side wondows, so it's possibly an 850cc version.

[@TheExStig]

Many thanks Clive.

[@roshane.nanayakkara]

Clive Nodder All Mk 1 and 2 Mini's came with the split windows so it could be anything up to 1970 really. Given the 2 tone paint it might be a cooper or even an S :)

[@philryan7557]

I really hope these cars get sold and get back to there former glory and driven again i would love one of the 3 1967 coopers and the mini moke actually no i would love all 4 :P

[@paulgabolinscy2502]

phil ryan their former glory

[@ImpatientAwesomeness]

11:50 the car directly behind the simica 9 sport coupe is a Volkswagen vanagon

[@estype]

Fantastic video Exstig, thank you.

[@ojtveito]

Great job you've done here. I can help you with a couple: 5:20 Lancia Fulvia Sport Zagato. 13.18. Oldsmobile Cutlass 1971, I think. 13.42: Dodge Coronet late 60'ies.

[@KSG148]

Hah the music made this so perfect.

[@davidlongworth1755]

Brilliant find so many classics that just want to be lovingly restored. Wish I had the money both to buy and restore.

[@NickNakorn]

Ex-stig - Great video - as for the racing cars, the one at the back looks to me a bit like a Terrapin club racer and the other reminds me of an early Elva.

[@billims1150]

at 9:14 the 1302s was basically a beetle fitted with a 1600 air cooled engine I worked on quite a few of those years ago

[@keithcleghorn5102]

What amazes me is Why would someone go through the trouble to collect these cars and leave them in a barn to decay? It's like a time capsule created by an insane person. the effort and cost is beyond comprehension.

[@jayc8300]

Some people are hoarders and maybe the guy was a car thief?

[@richardIII_Underneath]

People are insane *_+

[@Wildstar40]

The only good thing I can see about it is the petina but other than that I think your comment is right on. The petina on the paint and any good trim is the only thing you can really save.Everything else has to be replaced and/or rebuilt.

[@hemmay]

***** You are a self critic too.

[@adas123ify]

Probably was a man's collection at one point and the guy happened to past

[@jasontroy4723]

Wow what a complete tease . Awesome collection

[@sanjauydubey5565]

Wow vintage car collections I enjoyed very much . great collection...proud to see that .

[@emeril1]

Well must be in Portugal. The license plates are the old school ones they used. I was born there & remember seeing them. I remember some of those rides on the street in the 80's. Doubt someone brought them to "Dallas Texas"

[@xytras2003m]

No, Guy! These are Portuguese license plates, for sure. We had the same displacement as the dutch, from the beginning up til the early 90's (2 letters -dash- 2 numbers -dash- 2 numbers). And we only used 23 letters (K, W and Y were only officially introduced to our alphabet after we joined the EEC)

[@NOSLEEPATALL]

The first F1 car seems to have a VW Fan Shroud visible under the engine bonnet. Formula VW or something but not F1

[@TheExStig]

...thanks for the helpful info.

[@peterepsha1801]

NOSLEEPATALL a

[@wavemen21]

In a morrocan radio station they said that the cars where estimated around 36 million dollars

[@sethlan]

15 years ? That looks like 3o, look at the dust btw , now you have to find keys %)

[@dlwatib]

The newest car in there may have been 15 years old at the time the door was welded shut. And welding the door shut obviously didn't keep the dust out. Birds could apparently get in too because I saw quite a few bird droppings on some of the cars. Probably some birds built a nest right above them in the rafters. If this is on a farm where the fields get plowed regularly it could easily accumulate that much dust in 15 years.

[@jmenge4253]

Keys where all inside...

[@imOehen]

dlwatib this is a warehouse not a barn

[@suilekelly]

J Menge Wow that's so awesome

[@captigaular]

wow..i just cant believe my eyes. the cars...the music...its a goosebump.to me.

[@sheepdipper1]

you got a starter motor for a 1966 vw beetle?

[@bernds.koehling186]

Awesome video, thanks for sharing. If I may, I can help you with two cars: 1. at 8:30 the 1971 Mercedes 280SE is a fintail 220S or SE, built from 1959 to 1965 2. at 9:35 the 1956 Mercedes 190 is also a fintail, a 190, built from 1961 to 1965

[@charleswoodrow]

3:53 I think that's a BMW 501/502

[@rodrigofernandes6919]

What is the exact location? Thanks!!!

[@tomrogers9467]

Still waiting for your answer, I see!

[@fabricechiaramelli6953]

Puissance énigmatique toutes ces voitures en robe de poussière. Merci pour les noms et dates de chaque modèle !!!! Un petit film passionnant que je collectionne aussitôt comme un cadeau.

[@DailyBivouac]

All cars is beautiful curve,unique style, I will be so much fun. I like them so much. Today, new cars is very easily driving in all ground. performance, ability, power, all is progress. But, any car is the resemble design and not unique. not have fun as watching. now, i fun it will be seeing the reverse side of the new cars.

[@noahdement9271]

love that grammar

[@DAGATHire]

The ReactionGuy "love that grammar"

[@noahdement9271]

I was not being a grammar nazi. Just simply pointing out his um, unique sentence structure

[@DAGATHire]

The ReactionGuy Bottom line. He is learning the language. chances are he speaks 2 or 3 languages. Sure his grammar was a bit daft, but nonetheless he's still speaking a foreign language. If you ever find yourself on a video from his country (wherever it is) you will find that you are at a loss. Where as he can come here and communicate with you. Badly granted but a hell of a lot better than the reverse. I say fair play to him for that.

[@noahdement9271]

I know, and I meant it not to be mean spirited, but simply to point out the humor in his comment.

[@fmxinsane]

That 62 Buick Special... OMG how did that went to Portugal

[@tonilehtinen4811]

That... is like in my dreams

[@LapLandSystem]

*seen the video months ago*

[@cattmann1405]

Was wondering where I'd parked my Mini-Cooper....glad it was found...now where do I pick it up?

[@ajab2422]

I love old cars in barns

[@Torpedomtb]

Did they sale them off? Wish i could get that 66' Lincoln rag top..

[@xelbarto05x]

9:27 look at that car from 1939 and how good it looks original tires idk

[@salmahmohamed6048]

Sorry to interrupt! My elderly aunt has a large collection of Motor Sports magazine dating back to 1943. They were collected and lovingly kept in very good condition by her late husband who was an engineer and a car enthusiast. She doesn't want to keep them as she's looking to downsize her home. She's giving them away for free to anyone who's willing to pick them up at her home (she lives in north London), sending them via post is not practical as they are quite heavy and she's not able to manage it. It would make her day knowing the magazines go to someone who will appreciate it as much as her late husband. If anyone is interested, please send me a message. Cheers!

[@YaniEnglish]

There is some of mistakes in recognising a cars... At 3:54 it is not a 1939 BMW 327/28, it's a 501/502 from '50/'60. At 6:30 is Mini Cooper from '80, not 1968 Morris Cooper. At 9:13 is not VW 1302S, it is a '50 VW 1200. At 10:05 - Hillman Imp was produced 1963-1976, not '50. 14:25 is a Formula Vee car.

[@TheExStig]

I have already corrected those errors using the KZbin 'Annotations' feature. Please note that Annotations ONLY appear on standard KZbin players and embedded players. Annotations do NOT appear on custom KZbin chromeless players, or on mobile, tablet and TV devices. The Mini at 6.30 is a '68 Cooper S, 1980 models had an indicator light fitted on the front wings just above the wheel arch this feature was added to the Mini around '72. Thanks for your input it's much appreciated.

[@YaniEnglish]

***** Not the all Mini '80 models has side indicators, they were fitted only on some markets. I reckon is a '80s model (mk V), because of different front bumper and wheelarches extensions.

[@MrHuismeester]

3.23: it is not a Citroën DS but a Citroën SM 1973 .

[@schuriken]

Take the cars out of the barn, wash them, put them back in the barn, put hoodies on all of them. How hard can it be ?

[@BadApplesTX]

lol

[@megzz.2865]

how is he supposed to wash 320 cars all at once?

[@schuriken]

Mike. power wash

[@StraightShootingArrow]

He won't wash them all at once, but one at a time. :P

[@MrRazzy34]

Interesting video however l wonder what became of all the rust in peace cars did have big auction and sell them off or are they still there ????

[@screenover]

OH MY GOODNESS,WHERE DID ALL THESE BEAUTYS GO TO ??

[@moonbeamjim6275]

very nice video- I like the 1971 Opel GT at the 4:52 mk - ultra mod

[@paulocromio]

no it was a private dealer i died and this barn go to sale wen the buyer open the doors this was inside ps: i am portuguese

[@billsmith6884]

This is about the10th alleged barn full of rare cars with the doors welded shut I've seen on KZbin. What compels all of these people to fill barns with cars, and then weld the doors shut?

[@agostinhoribeiro7264]

citroen sm maserati not ds 23 ie

[@DiamondKillers]

How did you get in? And how many cars where there? Oh and you should put them on sale they go for tons!

[@MrDaiseymay]

I saw this when first uploaded---so what happened to them ? At least they were sheltered indoors in a warm climate, away from rain--the destroyer.

[@TheExStig]

Philip Croft Some of them here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZq5Z2ONYtKnmMU

[@ronavalencia7430]

wtf? this video had blown my mind....

[@DrOlds7298]

That '60 BMW 502 at 8:33 I think is really a 1949-52 Chevrolet 'Fleetline' 2 dr Fastback sedan?

[@68caribou]

HI! I'm discovering your video almost 6 years after you posted it. Do you know what happened to all those cars?

[@TheExStig]

Just some of them...kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZq5Z2ONYtKnmMU

[@automotivel3501]

at 3:21 that is a Citroen SM not DS, it has a two door body?

[@iamaniraqiguy9626]

I am not sure, if all these cars have been owned through a legal way, I think that family had slaughtered the owners of these cars in a different decades, like what usually happens in the Hollywood's horror movies. To prove my claim, you can see the wall stained with spots of blood in addition to that, most of these cars were parked in a strange way, as if its owners do not want to use again, and also most of cars's windows are remained wide open.

[@georgefourie778]

My Friend you surely know your cars,thanks for all the hardwork.Think the Chev at 13.01 is closer to an 1952 model.Thanks really enjoyed watching.

[@TheExStig]

Thank you for your kind comments George, it is definitely a 1949 Fleetline. What makes you think it's closer to '52?

[@vusalaliyev1237]

i have car nissan sunny leprix turbo 73 gt my father die but his car in my garage i save

[@adamchandler6524]

I think you found a gold mine inside that old bard how lucky! who would ever dream of such a discovery. I recognize a lot of those cars but I am sure about a some of them, by now I'm you have everything down pat. best of luck with your new found fortune!

[@Seegalgalguntijak]

That's worth a fortune, although it doesn't look much on these pictures. The lucky buyer of that barn turned into a millionaire, if he sold them all.

[@claudioduarte3760]

Seegal Galguntijak

[@Dangertje]

black license plate with xx-xx-xx white letters/numbers are 'old' dutch license plates, I don't know if they also have those in portugal, but it's weird to see that many dutch cars in a barn in Portugal

[@TheExStig]

Someone posted these links 3 weeks ago.... www.worldlicenseplates.com/world/EU_NETH.html www.worldlicenseplates.com/world/EU_PORT.html

[@19550708]

Ok, why don't you read all the posts and the answers? dutch and portuguese license plates were similar at the time, only with some minor differencies. I know what I`m talking about, I`m portuguese. And if you pay a little more attencion, some of the cars have an oval plate at the rear, with a big P from Portugal.

[@RetroCaptain]

Good Day, Woo, that is, by far, *the* highest amount of unrestored "classics/antiques" I have ever seen! My impression of the Building etc I say the original owner sealed the place up in 1990, +/- 2 Years. If He is still alive, He could cash in on what would have been an amazing investment. I doubt a Cash investment could accrue value like this Stable of beauties undoubtedly has! It's high Time these Time Machines cease to be Bird & Mouse poop accumulators. Anther thing; it's bad to have them all clustered in ONE Building! I have heard *MANY* Times, News Stories of Fires breaking out in Auto Barns & loss of the entire collection. A Strom can drop the Roof down also.

[@DavidsfarmlivesFAN]

The owner is now dead, and that's why the barn was opened (against his requests). But man, a lot of those don't even need restored! They'd all clean up so nicely

[@siewramochan9258]

this appears to be fake,, I might be wrong,,but at 12:35 u can see a perfectly clean car in the frame when all the rest is covered with dust,,that's very strange

[@RetroCaptain]

I would guess, that a Blanket or Tarp was placed over it, & it was removed so it could be viewed. My Grandfather did the same thing so the dust or Bird Poo would not damage the Finish.

[@henryvalentine3466]

Any addresses availeble to buy old classic cars for restoration?

[@Hughjarce153]

Boys toy heaven, I could spend the rest of my life there.

[@guardian08527]

A bit of a typo at 7:54. "1962 Pontiac Chieftan" I assume it's meant to be 1952 because that style and those strato struts/streaks were long gone by the late 50's.

[@_PaperbagGhost]

peugeot 404 not found

[@nunociladas]

I Have one 404 Pick up

[@scandaljones3097]

This is a fabulous collection, but no barn find, more of a haphazard "I will put all the interesting cars I trade from my car sales business and put them in a barn because I can", and you cannot but admire the guy, "I want one of those in my barn so I can just enjoy what a designer can do with metal and walk past and think, that's a beautiful thing" the guy knew what he had, good taste in cars, and 40ish years to enjoy them. Kudos. He knew classics before they became classics. Can you imagine occasionally walking through this collection before it became public, stroking a fender and thinking... These are all mine!

[@averagemanful]

Europe is awesome

[@tiagosousa2153]

i am portuguese and i want to know more about this where is that located the cars are still on the barn?