Three SISTERS Inherit 40 Amazing Barn Finds From FATHER | Barn Find Hunter

[@Hagerty]

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[@thomasmadden2258]

There is beautiful cars

[@thomasmadden2258]

Lot money invested in vehicles put in museum

[@keplermission4947]

Wow 21:08 ... don't ever try that learning curve, what if that chrome rocket had broken off in his hand?

[@Viral360LV]

I am NOT a car enthusiast but this amazed me....😮 They should open up a car museum and save all the hard work the Dad did and collect COVER for people that love cars like this gentleman that knows so much about vehicles that held my post nterest until the end of the video. 😮 TOUR THE COUNTRY AND DON'T SELL AND KEEP HIS LEGACY AND LOVE FOR CARS GOING FOR DECADES, JUST THE STORY IS AMAZING HOW HE COLLECTED THEM 😳😍🥰

[@fortheloveofnoise]

I would have killed for just one of those cars, but I guess I will have to keep driving my 5 speed 26 year old Sentra

[@ShotByZy]

Love watching these collection videos! The stories behind them are always so cool to hear.

[@mikef4776]

Imagine having a car collection like this!! And to be able to keep them in a nice shop like that!!thats a dream almost all of us will never have but hats off to the family for showing it to us!!

[@bailey9r]

Really, I'm thinking of buying a lawn mower so I can get a collection like this too ;

[@charlylucky7508]

Sounds like she's gonna sell the property too. But boy did that man have some complete beautiful cars.

[@ALCRAN2010]

I always wonder what these guys did for a living. Seems like many worked for the government, others were in tech before tech blew up, made a killing. Surely not a factory worker's salary.

[@billycloudy9078]

@@ALCRAN2010 well, the guy had his own landscaping business but it’s like his daughter said a guy would just come up to him and say hey you know someone died I got this car for sale you wanna buy it! I have friends that have collections of 25 cars and that’s how they accumulated a lot of their collection people just come up to them say you know I got this such and such car…you wanna buy it six grand that’s all I want for it!

[@kentweaver1783]

Thank you Kim and your sisters thank you for letting us see your dads collection truly amazing!

[@jeffreydurham5342]

I second this! Thanks!

[@yeahright302]

they want to sell them, so why not show them to people you act like its a privilege when people are trying to get rid of stuff!!!

[@MrMrsregor]

@@yeahright302 for car people, it’s also fun to see old car collections even though I’m not shopping

[@RachaelLyons-q9p]

I would have kept at least 5 vehicles

[@ToddBrockman-wr2ds]

Beautiful collection of amazing automobiles! Thanks for sharing your collection so those of us can drool over them.. 😆

[@terrapinrocks]

Ok, so dad was an Italian in Brooklyn with a "landscaping" business in the 60s-80s and did pretty well? And he collected Cadillacs? Who's gonna tell her? LOL

[@daylightangel1494]

@@terrapinrocks what job?? Gangster?

[@muckle8]

And owned a lot of cars with big trunks! 🤔 ha

[@Patrick-bw7kr]

😂

[@cambee3070]

@@terrapinrocks it’s the dads homeboy that gives it away lol

[@SlyCave]

i was gonna say, "check for Gotti's DNA"...😂😂😂

[@davebarron5939]

Amazing collection, gotta love it. Thanks Tom. So kind of these folks to welcome ALL of us into their private world.

[@poplaurentiu4148]

i'm European and i watch this from the other side of the ocean i was like

[@ShotByZy]

We need AMMO NYC to clean these gems up!

[@Redmist.65]

I wish my dad was like this guy! The collection is insane!

[@archibaldsamu5873]

not all is lost. its your turn to be that Dad..😆😆😆

[@robotpizza]

@@archibaldsamu5873 After he wins the Powerball or MegaMillions cause these babies are gonna be expensive as hell! I guarantee, 40 years from now, a Prius is still gonna be a vehicle no one wants.

[@boxoffisa]

I hope your dad don’t see this. He may be disappointed. I wouldn’t love to have these cars. All vanity.

[@ddjslhomebase243]

@@archibaldsamu5873 well said.

[@archibaldsamu5873]

@@boxoffisa I don't see any vanity..on the contrary its an art..an excellent way to store value.

[@babangill551]

What a Dad, what a collection. You sisters are so lucky and yet humble to show them to us. Otherwise most folks don't care about their inheritance and just sell it right away.

[@danmartin633]

I wish I could "like" this episode more than once. What an epic collection, and Tom's in depth knowledge and enthusiastic appreciation of it, really does justice to this man's legacy.

[@J-dizzle2021]

Roger that! 👍🏻

[@kingeliii9011]

You dad is what made America great. Good cars, good music, good friends, good food and good hobbies.

[@kimloccisano5678]

Thank you so much! I feel the same way♥️

[@GregB419]

This era was GREAT, GREAT GREAT

[@youxkio]

This is not a collection. This is a complete museum!!!

I could almost see Jay show up to see what's going on.

[@youxkio]

Jay would be amazed!

[@georgebender1070]

Trying to understand how a landscaper can afford all of that? We know hes Italian lol ??

[@georgebender1070]

Trying to understand how a landscaper can afford all of that? We know hes Italian lol ??

[@youxkio]

@@georgebender1070 Get a bargain in its best price at the right time. Land developers end up meeting lots of people.

[@roytrevisan3491]

I have seen 50 barn find video's probably more and not 1 has come close to the volume of magnificent cars in this video. This was really a MUSEUM for excellent quality barn find cars. The LaSalle's were magnificent and love the 67 Caddy mama mia what a sexy ride!! Kim your father would very proud of you.😘

[@Treeplanter73]

She's a gem, I love her. God bless her dad! Tom, please help these woman, Hagerty, please help them!

[@Padoinky]

Doesn’t the hot/cold cycling by-product of accumulated moisture dissipate if the vehicle windows are left slightly open and if the facility has large ceiling fans to move the air?

[@jimharper9609]

Tom, you have done it again! This episode is definitely one of the best! I have followed all of your videos and this is surely in the top five!. Kim and her family should be very proud of their dad, he left them a legacy! What a collection!

[@seanbatiz6620]

Her & their fathers friends personalities was the icing on the cake for this ep!! Seems possible her whole family would be great company! The STORIES they must all have.. some remarkable automobiles in this collection; cryin’ shame about that building’s climate control system going defunct, as upholstery mold can be quite a massive undertaking to fully remove/restore. My two ‘55 Buick Super’s are both coupe’s and use them GM “flipper” trims above door glass edge.. they work pretty cool, for how & why they were engineered. I could spend a month in that building and would still NOT be settled on a favorite!

[@gtoger]

Thanks for the tour. Your dad had excellent taste!

[@quig89GMC]

Was a wonderful discovery of vehicles. To see his daughter Kim light up with fond memories of the cars when she was younger, and she understands the importance of finding good homes for the car. By far one of my favorite episodes. Thank you for sharing.

[@AppalatchieRaised]

Dang be easy slamming the doors. Every time someone gets in my 59 Belair they slam the dang door. I now tell them before they get in- the doors shut sooo easily, as I demonstrate, just push and click

[@jeffosim8789]

Thank you Kim for letting Tom show all those beautiful cars, your father collected some nice vehicles. They are all so clean . I hope you , your sisters and other family members can keep some and enjoy them and talk about your father at family gatherings . 😊

[@yeahright302]

thank you for what?showing cars that she wants to sell?lol

[@Kwhopperfan]

What an amazing collection, props to the gentleman’s years of hard work that enabled him to own such a vast collection. The American Dream.

[@jeffhammond8969]

Very amazing collection! Glad to see that she wants them to go to people who will actually appreciate the cars and not just try to flip them.

[@markwellington1254]

Tom that was just totally amazing how you made it to that barnfind! Totally one of my all time favorites for you. Kim and her sisters are reaping the benefits of her Dad's passion for cars.

[@poncho6784]

Kim and Tony, thank you for sharing your stories and your father and friend’s collection with the world to see. God bless you both.

[@dandahermitseals5582]

Awsome visit through my childhood and teen yesrs. I had a lot if these cars. Sad I didn',t see any Pontiacs. Dandahermit

[@kennethmello5353]

Absolutely an outstanding episode of barn. Find hunters with with Tom Cotter and Haggerty. Thank you to Kim for allowing you to go there and film and then a tremendous thanks to her dad and her dad‘s best friend for taking the time and money out of their lives to save, some amazing cars!

[@Nicholas-d2l]

Well like this dad! I’m a dad and did same thing except still alive obviously and not done buying cars ….in my 50’s and in a race track club so very much a track guy … so my cars are all performance cars…all have been modified firstly for security…but have all original parts …. Born in 72 but my first track car I bought was a 1970 911 …w hen I was 23 …then 77 911 then wrx sti then Subaru because the Porsche parts were very expensive especially when you track a car , just wear and tear parts brakes fluids etc and lack of mechanics were unavailable… then bought 1997 911 turbo because it was my dream car when I was a kid… was never intended to be a track car but was not expensive at the time and always wanted one … then bought corvette C6 Z06..first generation and then C6 ZR1 … still use them on track and love to give everyone present a good run …important note …started using Hoosier Slicks at track starting with wx sti … best upgrade after safety stuff …then Nissan GTR then bought Porsche GT2RS was lucky to be able to get it …and just picked up 2nd Nissan GTR track edition… none of these cars have been used as daily drives … have always had a Yukon truck for that…cars I got new were broken in and then trailered to track …. Slick tires are not legal on the street where I live and anyway with a limited heat cycle and average in best case 3-4 hour max track time … not smart to use on street …only one car on list has more than 40k kilometres…including first Porsches … have a nice garage and all cars have always stored indoors in heated space…my intention is the same as this dad… have a few more to get as long as I can keep driving… have 2 young kids … my daughter is 14 and not interested lol … but have been blessed with a son my girlfriend adopted who is now 5… he so far is a total gear head! As soon as it was possible for me about 15 years ago bought a farm for the space and barns that I demolished and rebuilt with heated floors and critter (mouse) proof … still close to civilization…rent land to farmers… like the lottery thing they did to see who gets what …. Might do that …thanks for great video ! Nice to see not the only person with this type of plan .. I’ve been called crazy several times …I didn’t have a dad …never had an example to follow so glad to see this…

[@QuantumTime-pc9ts]

This is probably the most amazing car collection that I have ever seen. I believe that every one of those vehicles is capable of running and driving with minimal effort. I hope anyone who inherits antique vehicles of any type are at the very least grateful. I would be so appreciative and extremely grateful if someone in my family left me a car of some magnitude and a cool history. My grandfather left behind an original 1959 Chevrolet Police car he used daily for many years. He said it had a Police Interceptor Engine and was extremely fast and durable. That car went to my cousin. I was and still am very disappointed. With this collection I would get every one of these cars running and drive every single one of them. To me that would be so much fun and would honor the person who created this fine collection.

[@makaveli087]

Kim's a delight. You can tell her home Is warm, wonderful & full of love!

[@tkmaxism]

Incredible collection, when a '64 mustang gets 30 seconds you know you have a special episode on your hands

[@pingman2]

Loved this episode, Kim was so nice and really in touch with her father. I thought it was so cool the way the sisters divided the cars without fighting over them.

[@blackscotydog]

Thanks to Kim for letting us see her Dads collection.......WOW!

[@ednemeno5290]

Wow 😲 it's a great car's, a very big amount of money 🙂 with it's price less of collection 😮👍🙂

[@KimCJorgensen]

This was probably my favorite Tom Cotter episode so far. Tom is always great and this time the collection was being kept indoors in more or less mint condition. I never did understand horders who would leave their cars to waste away outdoors, while refusing to sell. The quality and variety of the cars were a pleasure to watch. I do hope Kim & Co. can find a good home for all except for a few keepers.

[@dollartreeshark6786]

And I can’t understand why they just keep indoors and not drive them

[@davidsmith3736]

They all seem to be crammed into one building which is probably why.

[@mikewassmer3935]

I remember my grandpa having a track tapes in his antic shop. My dad has a 3rd gen Camaro to. It must be a north east thing😂. I wish I still had the a tracks and the 3rd gen.

[@paulwhite2533]

Kim is so lovely, great stories and history and what a celebration of Dad's life.

[@ZenZone_Soundscapes]

I wonder if they rolled down the windows of the cars, and had some fans to cirrculate the air in there, if it would help with preventing mold. Dang shame to see that camaro with all that mold, and nothing is being done to stop more of it from growing.

[@patbullard9276]

Wonderful episode featuring an absolutely wonderful collection of a wonderful generation of automobiles. My dad was a Chevy, Oldsmobile, Cadillac salesman during the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. I remember cars like these when they were new. Several of them I would love to have. Thanks to Kim for allowing us to see the collection and to you Tom for bringing the collection to us.

[@DropDMurphy]

This goes to show how times have changed and that people were able to keep cars rather than trade them in and get into a new one. Dad was a proud man and worked for everything he had.

[@Yourmission9]

What an awesome find, Kim is awesome for letting you film, and I thank you for making a video longer than 15 min!

[@BruceBusby]

That's quite a collection for a landscaper

[@revpgesqredux]

❤❤❤ I gotta respect the man.

[@kimloccisano5678]

Thanks Bruce, dad was a passionate man for work as well. 7 days a week for over 60 years, sacrificed alot of family time, a perfectionist in his landscaping for sure. His customers became long time family friends as well. He still managed make great memories. That was the old school way. Happy New Year

[@edwardclark8808]

Man, this so cool. Does not matter what brand of cars are the in the barn. I always enjoy reading and seeing stories about barn find cars.

[@daleliske9757]

The 48 buick hood cantilevered forward, the 47 could be opened from either side, split hood. My uncle restored a 47 convertible, took him 10 years to complete, all work done by himself. Sadly he passed away a year after the car was completed. I wanted to buy the car, but I didn't have the funds at the time to do so.! Sorry Uncle Gary.

[@edwardbarna3158]

What a beautiful collection I hope the family gets the most value for them and thank you for showing them. God Bless!!!

[@JohnDoe-ls1vd]

Growing up in 60/70s my dad had the same teal and white Caddy but it was a 4 door hardtop. Had a black 58 4 door b4 that. I always wanted a 1960 2 dr Caddy or Impala cuz it's the yr I was born. Thanks for the memories.

[@janusu]

That black La Salle was my favorite from this episode. What a beauty!

[@davidhepp1903]

Tom, I always enjoy your videos. Thank you. I've been aware of you since you collaborated with Peter Egan and Road & Track. Will there there be any future videos about your Datsun 510? I hope so. Cheers.

[@rixkafer56]

Wow what a collection and what nice italian folks.. reminds me of my relatives....Kim is a sweetheart ... im sure you'll find good homes for the cars as your father is watching from above 😉 Caio e tanti auguri

[@ljprep6250]

My first car (1969) was a '57 Chevy BelAir 4dr HT with the 283 w/ Power Pack heads and 2spd Powerglide auto transmission, and only a 2bbl. Dad and I took it down to Tijuana (70 miles south of us) and got both front and rear seats properly stuffed and reupholstered with black naugahyde (real naugas back then) using nylon thread for life. Cost: $50. A friend rebuilt the engine for me for $200, including the parts. That was a fun old yacht. Wish I'd had a barn to store all my old cars. I'd be rich today. // Well, the pex and A/C units were there, why didn't the girls get them hooked up and clean the mold before it got bad? I don't understand that at all.

[@joeslider6663]

Nice and relatively well-kept than other barn finds. The man sure knows what to collect.

[@darlene9154]

I love all those cars.❤ I only like to drive a manual. Way more fun to drive.

[@Daveydomecheck]

Man, the gentleman who owned these had exceptional taste in cars. What a beautiful collection! Wish I owned just one of these.

[@Adrianlandl86]

If I’m not mistaken the mold can be blasted off with a professional who does CO2 blasting. It’s kind of a new process for interiors but people are figuring it out and it makes the interior look good as new. It even works on carpets.

[@garryharrison3000]

@@Adrianlandl86 true I'm detailer and business owner over 25 years

[@superlongy]

Thank you Kim and your siblings, what an absolute treasure to have tangible objects that connect you directly to your Father. Be very selective with the next custodians of these gems. One of my favorite episodes !!!!!! Thanks Tom !

[@yeahright302]

thank you for what?she is advertising them to sell them!!

[@superlongy]

@@yeahright302 ….apologies mate, should have contacted you first (for permission) before being grateful to see an amazing collection.

[@yeahright302]

@@superlongy no need,why be grateful she is selling the cars.

[@kimloccisano5678]

@Superlongy.....Yes , thank you soo much for being grateful. My intention was not to do this to sell,but to show my Dad's collection that he loved so much. It has helped us tremendously, especially connecting with some original owners! Tom is awesome!

[@chrisrojice7475]

This is my dream garage . I'm a fan of all of these old girls . Why didn't Dad buy any 1st and 2nd Generation Monte Carlo's ??? LOL Nice to see the SS though . What a collection.

[@xxxxrock32xxxx]

This was an extraordinary episode Tom. Keep doing what you do, it make's episodes like this possible. Thanks for the cars but most of all thanks for the great people!!

[@CaryKnott]

that was the most incredible video I've ever seen it just absolutely amazing the best I've ever seen

[@deweygill1973]

We called those Buicks RoadMatresses in the day… As an Olds/Buick/LaSalle enthusiast, this episode was a winner. Being Tom’s age, my Dad and Grandfather owned a few of these. When I got my license you could pick these up cheap. 200 bucks for a nearly identical ‘59 Olds. One day I bought a ‘68 Chevelle 396 4 speed ($600.00), beat the crap out of it while partying hard that evening and eventually got it stuck in a ditch. Couldn’t afford to bail it out of the tow lot right away and by the time I got my next paycheck, they wanted 300 for towing and storage (way more than my paycheck). Never saw it again. Oh well, there’s more where that came from. Good thing I hadn’t sold my ‘61 Olds yet.

[@opera93]

Thanks for Story.. interestingly, a close Friend ( I graduated in HS *;WOLF LAKE HS, NObLE COUNTY, IN, 1965) borrowed 1967?? , of these MALIBU 396 /4 speed/ Bench Seat : we broke the seats in acceleration s, etc. Anyways,fun times.. probably safer, more productive activities than running Thru the gears today.?.,,

[@bobtransvaal144]

In1965, I bought a 59 Bonneville convertible, white with red leather interior for $300.

[@rcrussell9476]

The Buick hood was supposed to be opened from the side. It would open from either side or you could take it off with some help.

[@danielhillier7417]

Wow, what an excellent video and an incredible collection. As a UK viewer I really enjoy learning about and seeing cars that are not really seen here. Some I know and have seen before as I frequent many classic car shows others are new to me. All of them are interesting to me though. Already looking forward to the next episode of Barn Find Hunter.

[@geoffwatches]

I know right. Barn finds over here are all xr3is and Vauxhall nova se's😂

[@SmallBlogV8]

@@geoffwatches It's funny you say that, because I just watched @TheLateBrakeShow pull out and start-up a 'barn find' Aston Martin V8 Vantage. We've got interesting stuff too! Just not this sort of stuff (which all looks magnificent; what a period for American car design the '50s-'60s was in particular).

[@kenney5454]

I did see a car meet on cable TV just a few weeks ago and I was surprised with the number of nice American classics and some large land yachts plus a few muscle cars thrown in the mix had me wondering how nice it would be to hear the back stories of how they ended up in the UK?

[@Treaxvour]

The red bel air is my favorite. Best looking bel air I've ever seen.

[@stephenjones1833]

What a great collection! The Lasalle 4-door convertible is the star for me. I think the grille on the chopped Chevy could have come from a '58 Buick.

[@JohnSmith-rw8uh]

Limited

[@stephenkutney9626]

The Northeast Classic Car Museum in Norwich, NY would be a good place for these wonderful cars.

[@kimloccisano5678]

@stephenkutney9626 Yes, I have been in touch to possibly have 2 on display in memory of my Dad. Thanks for the input! Happy New Year

[@gatisgaujenieks4285]

Great episode Tom! These folks feel like family and take good care of their dads collection. Can't wait for the next episode!

[@futurescapeart]

The family’s company truck is, by far, my personal sweet-spot in the collection … dang ! Big smile on my face

[@garrymoore5571]

When cars were cars not plastic.

[@TheZappawizard]

The first one 🎉🎉hI showed has a lot of plastic

[@313Orlando]

My parents said people would get in fender benders, and look wipe and drive away with maybe a scratch!

[@albertsmith1842]

Thats a clean O.G. collection right there

[@corvairjim1]

A simply amazing and eclectic collection. So many rare cars intermixed with ordinary family cars.

[@armandopatane5343]

Oh my = better than the lottery= good gracious = wow = just wow = thank you for sharing this with us = just thank you 🙏

[@erikberg8098]

This was awesome! And all of them in a great condition in a well cap barn. Yes, some are going to need some cleaning, and probably some new tires, but none of these look like a true “project”. All of them look like they’d be ready to go in a matter of hours or a weekend at most. I love it when collectors actually maintain their collection, and don’t just collect their own junkyard. And you can tell with Kim and her family, but even when they sell off some of these, there’s probably a couple that each of them will keep and leave to the next generation of their families.

[@gregoryreffitt7957]

Great uncle on dads side of family had a 1959 Olds 98 in Powder Blue with under dash Air conditioning

[@danlove4270]

That is the absolute best collection of vehicles so far!

[@JRRott-mj5jq]

What a beautiful selection of cars and trucks im a die hard Chevy guy and I love original cars and trucks just out the factory

[@PeenMcTuggins]

That 60 Impala deserved more screen time, would probably be my pick of the lot.

[@randyneilson7465]

I had one in xlnt condition in 1970. Silver and black, matching interior, super clean. Spun out on a rainy night and hit a parked car and totaled it. My biggest automotive regret!

[@djquinn11]

It’s really hard to pick a favorite from all those classics.

[@kdgckg]

Shout out to Marine Park, Gerritsen Avenue…❤

[@pulutovito0073]

This is my 2nd show.. I totally loved it. Kim, treasure indeed!

[@ranekauhanen5704]

Stuning looking Great old Cars 😘🏆👌

[@p.d.nickthielen6600]

Most fun is to take a 3 on the tree to a restaurant with valet, they will have some one that can drive a stick. But seldom will they have some one that can drive a 3 on tree. It can be fun

[@fidellaboy-negron5816]

I'll be laughing my ass off😂

[@BillyJupiter]

Fun? Yeah i bet, if you have money in your fridge instead of food 😂 fun he said

[@dougjones9493]

They could do more damage than the enjoyment seeing them struggling

[@23gps]

Fond memories of driving a friend's left hand drive 3 on a tree in the UK when I was 18. Some beautiful cars in that barn.

[@dandahermitseals5582]

Try a 4 on the tree.

[@ricksanders9415]

The "Flipper" You Refer To , Is Called A Drip - Rail , At The Top Of The Door Windows For Water !

[@richardkersey8993]

Such a unique collection! And should be relatively easy to bring back to life!

[@kenthansen3278]

When I was 16YO I had a 1938 Chevrolet Master deluxe sedan. Flying down the highway a 1969 Chevrolet made a Left Hand turn fight in front of me. The driver went to High School with me. His explanation for the crash was that he used the distance between headlights to judge distance. MY '38 had the headlights in pods attached to the side of the radiator. As they were perceived by him, I was a safe distance down the road. Both vehicles were destroyed.

[@speedfreak8200]

I would block up the cars to take weight off of the tires so they don't Crack, and use a product inside the vehicle called DRIZAIR to absorb moisture .... to avoid the mildew..... thanks Tom, amazing collection. Also the Chevy Power Pack was not just the Rochester 4bbl but also the Heads

[@davidg3944]

Unless the car is ONLY for show, it's a bad idea to use really old tires on the road. The rubber inevitably decays, carcass cord too. Even the wire in the beads can rust to an unsafe level. Best to set them aside if you want to hold onto them and use modern repro tires for driving.

[@BD-ly7xj]

I Love how she calls her father "daddy" still. He raised a great family obviously.

[@davidjames3164]

I actually really enjoyed this

[@frankrivvi5553]

What an incredible collection and they’re from my old neighborhood in Brooklyn where I grew up but how can you just skip over that beautiful 63 Buick Riviera one of the nicest cars in the collection!!

[@davedave2882]

Great show!

[@donalddesnoo5303]

i believe the 48buick the hood opens left or right and the hutticane willys engine was 51 up 4 cyln intake valves in head exh in block had rod bearing problems didnt live long flat heads were continentals had many of them

[@karltork6040]

LaSalle was the lower prices alternative to Cadillac. The custom Chevys grill is from a '58 Buick. The '48 Buicks hood is opened from either side for services. The way you opened it was for complete access/removal.

[@JohnSmith-rw8uh]

Buick Limited Grille right?

[@karltork6040]

@@JohnSmith-rw8uh They shared grills on all series I believe, so yes.

[@jakereal3604]

GREAT collection, their dad had a good eye for cars and knew how to pick them. Like Kim i want my cars to go to a good home when Im gone and NOT a dealer whos going to low ball my estate then make as much money as they can. I said if you find someone who has the passion I did and even if they don't have the money just give the car to them with whatever they have! My cars aren't big dollar cars but theyre valuable to me. I have a 1966 Toronado Tropic Turquoise, 67 Tbird Landau Cp blue with top navy inter, 70 Mark lll Continental blk. brown inter factory sunroof! With a garage load of NOS chrome, emblems, wheelcovers, trim, glass etc etc. the cars were bought in 1984, 1985 and 1989 so i've owned them more then half my life! Im 57 , Jan 29th i'll turn 58. With the grace of God I have a lot more years

[@CaryKnott]

I have to say that the daughter's knowledge of these cars was absolutely amazing as well her dad would be and I'm sure he is looking down on her very very proud he probably sitting on the roof having a beer with a big grit on his face

[@edvanwinkle4602]

I work for a museum and wanted to see how to get in contact with you about possibly buying cars you have found and are still searching for to put in our museum.

[@peterwrench4416]

This has to be one of the ultimate barn finds, brilliant.

[@M.Arbogast]

That mold cleans up quick and easy though

[@mattkaustickomments]

How did I go all these years not knowing about the flip-up rain deflectors? Just proves even the most diehard car guys can learn something new!

[@markmengelkamp1392]

Ditto! And I'm a car guy too.

[@djquinn11]

Ditto, and my Grandfather was the plant manager at the Cadillac Clark Street assembly plant in the 50’s where they made all those Cadillacs. Pretty cool to learn something new.

[@dandahermitseals5582]

I drove a 56 olds and a 36 three window Ford rumble coupe in highschool

[@barbaraasandoval2551]

With as rare as those all are, I would have definitely invested in top of the line heating and cooling to maintain their pristine condition. Man what a collection . Beautiful

[@deepvoicebanton1]

*2 things* Kim I love your Accent and 2)I grew up loving 80's Music and Cars so what you got is so much better than just a Collection it's your Dad's arms around y'all

[@kimloccisano5678]

❤ thank you, means alot to hear that!

[@cryipticcreep5586]

I can't believe there is absolutely no vermin damage 😮

[@murmenaattori6]

A well built hall for sure. An investment in itself, kept those cars in great condition.

[@SaneCayne]

Guy was a big time, professional landscaper. I'm sure he had access to the "good stuff". 😉

[@jimyed]

Wow! What a collection. I hope they have the resources to sort some temperature control if they are going to keep the cars. I used to get a bit annoyed at the collections that some people have in barns in the middle of nowhere but I'm over that now . I'm just annoyed at the ones that are clearly just rotting away.

[@cwaythebarber793]

Man I want to cry. I see so many of my dream cars in here. This is a beautiful collection of cars. I jst want to leave one of my dream cars to my son. I got to get my money up lol