Madman 2, Cyprus is great for old cars, especially British stuff. There is also a classic motorcycle museum in Nicosia (small thing but quite interesting). When I was over there last summer guy in one of the villas next door had a really nice Rover 2000TC. Most of the stuff was fairly weather beaten though.

What a shame seeing that Rover abandoned and who on earth left it like that , someone save it .

I'm currently at the Japanese Grand Prix and can't believe that suddenly there's a pic of that old Rover down the road from where my mother used to live near Beauly. Have to confess that I've driven past it on and off for many years (I still have family in the area). Always thought that it must belong to someone in the cottages across the road. I'd never noticed the suicide doors - I have an Excellence with those, and there's a fellow Facel owner who specialises in cars with suicide doors. It would be nice to see it rescued. I guess the houses across the road is where a rescue would start. My brother reckons there's a barn in nearby Kiltarlity full of old cars, but I couldn't find it when I looked a couple of years ago. Definitely not in need of rescue (and therefore OT) was the ex-Didier Auriol Martini-sponsored Lancia Integrale parked in a garage that I passed this morning on my walk in to work. Still looks very useable. And there were three NSXs outside another garage nearby. However, I must have been the only person in the area without a camera - sorry!

I'm not sure if someone has posted any snaps of this place already..?
Basically, the story goes that this was an old world war 2 US military base in the Belgian Ardennes. When the war ended, the soldiers parked their cars up and hopped on their flights home.
60 years later, this is what remains..





























Most of the lumps have been pilfered, and the forest has taken the rest. Incredibly, the chrome details remain as good as new.
Great place.

Most of the cars are from the 50s, so they weren't left there after WW2. Odd place. A belgian Yank-metal specialist breaker's yard?

Really?...... :







And although it's only a small single door (and for the UK - on the wrong side!):

Not a classic per se, but clearly not driven for a while.



Eta... I have no clue why this picture is upside down!

Thanks for the explanation, i've always wondered where Australia is...................

That's exactly where I was looking, and now I know why I couldn't find them. I was told a barn, but obviously not. Mystery solved.

Thank you. 'Classics left to die/rot' is exactly my type of thing!