Barn Find Collection
 

I am blown away at this collection of cars and I love every single one of them.:eek2:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRMAQj0yA44



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Seems foolish to store cars like that..

Mark, two words. ROAD TRIP!
Jeff

Unfortunately it is all BS. I know the owner and the cars, and they are well taken care of and are out at car shows every so often. Not every one, but many of them.

Something’s going on there.....

still amazing

Ryan , do you know if this is a real L88 or a lost ZL1 or what?

That was actually a great video. Seldom will I watch a long video but I watched all of that one.

I thought I saw something on IG saying that this collection has since been moved into a new building?

I'm confused. What was all BS?

Amazing depth and quality of the cars collected....

the barn find thing is BS....i believe is what Devil is saying...and i agree..those cars are not barn finds...

It is not anything rare, just a custom done Vette.

Yes, the entire story they made up about the cars. They are not barn finds, there are a few that have been sitting a few years. But when I saw them in 2014 most had been out and about at Car Shows within a year or two.

It just sucks when people make up stuff to draw peoples eyeballs to stuff. The actual story of the guys collection is cool, they didn't have to embellish it to draw in people. But they have to make every story bigger, better and bestest to top the last one.

Ryan, who embellished the story... the car collection owner or the person producing the video?

It's the video people. When I met the couple in 2014 they were very different in their mannerisms and such. I'm guessing they were coached or something. Very nice, down to earth people that are more than happy to talk about their collection. But they were all nice, running driving cars. Some had been sitting, but most were at car shows and such recently.

Now could they have been sitting for 4 years, possibly. But things look different then when I was there.

I don't understand the criticism. Tom Cotter is a great guy and this is by far the best episode of Barn Find Hunters to date. I don't see where he was representing this amazing collection as anything more than that.

I wonder who they have taking care of all those cars? I have about 8 cars and I don't have time to work on them all and give them proper attention. Many of these cars had flat tires, which tells me they have been sitting for awhile. Most looked to be in pretty good condition and well cared for.

Paul

Awesome collection,you can tell by the diversity that he just loves the automobile. He seemed to know alot about the cars and what he has. Being born in 1970 what was the relationship between weekly pay say for a mechanic or body guy as opposed to what the cars sold for used in the seventies?

Amateur, not one Pontiac.

Amazing video!

I guess the definition of Barn Find is a vehicle or vehicles that have been stashed in a barn, have not moved in 30 plus years and is covered with pigeon $hit. LOL So Let me rephrase the thread title, Kool old guy with a bunch of really Kool cars stashed in his Garages. The term Barn Find along with Survivor can be easily misconstrued.. The guy has some really neat cars, I mean seriously, How many people do you know own 4 wing cars, or 2 1959 ElDorado Biarritz Convertibles. BTW, I agree with having no Pontiac's, I thought for sure there would be a Ram Air-IV, Super Duty or a Swiss Cheese Poncho stashed in the next shed they looked in. Then again there were no HEMI Cuda’s either.. Or did I miss that. I guess I will have to watch it again. Owning these cars and getting No Speeding Tickets is also hard to believe, after thinking about it for a while I realized that in all of my years of driving I also never received a ticket for speeding, even when I drove without a license because you had to be 16 to get one and I owned my first car at 14. Well at least I never got caught anyway.
Happy Holidays to all..:beers:
Mark

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Cool video for sure. A diverse and profound love for cars is obviously there. Although I wish they kept a better environment for many of the cars. I'm not going to weigh into the whole debate over barn finds vs survivors etc., but would say it's a cool family of car owners and a collection I appreciated seeing. I watched the whole thing and was left wanting more.

Here's to hoping their grand kids are as much into cars and work to keep them up.:biggthumpup:

Tom and my father manufactured the 3rd seats for Woodie Wagons for a while, my dad had the feet cast and the frames made, Tom had the spring sets made. He hosts a Woodie get together at his place up in North Carolina once a year, unfortunately it is typically the same weekend as the European Concours in Greenville at the BMW plant.

heck of a collection. i personally would weed it down