Artcurial Motorcars:
The Collectors’ Car Department at Artcurial has discovered 60 collectors’ automobiles, all major marques dating from the early days of the motor car through to the 1970s. Found following fifty years of lying dormant, the Baillon collection will be sold by Artcurial Motorcars in the first part of the traditional sale at Retromobile Salon, on 6 February 2015, in Paris. These motor cars have been tucked away in a property in the West of France, under makeshift corrugated iron shelters and in various outbuildings.
One of the cars, a Ferrari 250GT SWB California Spyders, is one of only 60 ever built. Another, a 1956 Maserati A6G Gran Sport Frua, is one of just three ever built.
Next time you drive past a barn, take a peek inside – you never know what you’ll see.
“Next time you drive past a barn, take a peak inside – you never know what you’ll see.”
The inside of a jail cell for trespassing?
(That also sounds like the tagline for a slasher film)
I want to know how guy, or even his heirs, “forget” that he had sixty classic cars. I can guarantee you that if my grandpa owned a Ferrari, I’d REMEMER whenever he got sick!