One night last month, some car-guys got together in a barn to hang out and see a few cars. It is one hell of a collection, and all of the cars shown inside are owned by one guy. These grille shells are being used as ac vents! A clean 21-stud in a current build wall art even the non-american iron is vintage the guy who bought this truck brand-new was there to check things out. The new owner has no plans to change it. The shorter guy with the white hair is the original over of the pickup Project car Merc getting cut and buffed prior to final assembly Future projects Notice the steering wheel...the car came up from Argentina The garage is so packed with cars...it's impossible to get a shot of everything. A couple of shots of what the visitors were driving Every nook and cranny had cars or parts stuffed into it, and the guy who owns them all is a very nice guy on top of that. Thanks for looking, and these were all shot on good-ol film by the way.
Looks like hes doing a real service to those automobiles. thanks for sharing the pictures hopefully ill see some of them around.
The funny (not so much) thing is, I don't think he drives them, at least not much. He seemed to be doing 1/1 model building.
I just went out to the "Davis Collection" open house open house and took photo's of all 150+ cars, no way to post them here but will add them to my Web site soon
Wow! How can you not appreciate someone who takes care of cars like this and has the money to do it. Air conditioning to boot. thanks for sharing.
i couldnt get the pics here as im not at home,but this sounds pretty cool.rad shells as a/c vents?thats the kind of hoarder id want to be...one that trys to use everything that they have...awesome!
thats an incredible collection of cars........i guess thats what you can end up with when you dont have a wife or kids(j/k)....thanks for sharing...........hopefully one day i can have a stable like that....
Upstairs is a big empty room, the size of two full-size b-ball courts. He added it to the barn because he thought it would look better as a two-story building!