Classics left to die/rotting pics
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GTRene said:
car lovers don't look...
or car lovers go and buy if they are still there, unbelievable if they would still be there...
came across this on FB so don't know if they are old or not...
edit most links won't work to picture it here....hm, I will upload them on my pc and then try again.
someone else posted the location and the name, ProAuto in gifu japan
ah, that works
those pictures where taken in 2012, apparently the business was sold to some on and they just left it, its choc a block full of stuff.or car lovers go and buy if they are still there, unbelievable if they would still be there...
came across this on FB so don't know if they are old or not...
edit most links won't work to picture it here....hm, I will upload them on my pc and then try again.
someone else posted the location and the name, ProAuto in gifu japan
ah, that works
Edited by GTRene on Tuesday 2nd September 12:07
the orange car is a unipower, and the red mini is a replica janspeed racer.
That reminds me. Has Varosha been mentioned?
A beachside holiday resort devloepd in the early 1970s, it was left in No Mans Land by the partition of Cyprus in 1974. It's now a ghost town, with car dealerships, full of what were brand new cars when the War started.
http://www.messynessychic.com/2012/07/19/seaside-g...
Mostly about the town. Cars about half way down the page
JOhn
A beachside holiday resort devloepd in the early 1970s, it was left in No Mans Land by the partition of Cyprus in 1974. It's now a ghost town, with car dealerships, full of what were brand new cars when the War started.
http://www.messynessychic.com/2012/07/19/seaside-g...
Mostly about the town. Cars about half way down the page
JOhn
tapkaJohnD said:
That reminds me. Has Varosha been mentioned?
A beachside holiday resort devloepd in the early 1970s, it was left in No Mans Land by the partition of Cyprus in 1974. It's now a ghost town, with car dealerships, full of what were brand new cars when the War started.
http://www.messynessychic.com/2012/07/19/seaside-g...
Mostly about the town. Cars about half way down the page
JOhn
It was mentioned earlier on in this thread but known as Famagusta and without that link that you've posted. Sad story and the cars if they are still there will be utter wrecks now just like the buildings.A beachside holiday resort devloepd in the early 1970s, it was left in No Mans Land by the partition of Cyprus in 1974. It's now a ghost town, with car dealerships, full of what were brand new cars when the War started.
http://www.messynessychic.com/2012/07/19/seaside-g...
Mostly about the town. Cars about half way down the page
JOhn
GTRene said:
car lovers don't look...
or car lovers go and buy if they are still there, unbelievable if they would still be there...
came across this on FB so don't know if they are old or not...
edit most links won't work to picture it here....hm, I will upload them on my pc and then try again.
someone else posted the location and the name, ProAuto in gifu japan
ah, that works
Apart from the UniPower and the Europa Specials, there's a Lotus Seven S4, Mini Marcos, Elan S4 shell (on its side), Maserati Merak and a DeTomaso Mangusta on the first floor in front of an MGA Coupe.or car lovers go and buy if they are still there, unbelievable if they would still be there...
came across this on FB so don't know if they are old or not...
edit most links won't work to picture it here....hm, I will upload them on my pc and then try again.
someone else posted the location and the name, ProAuto in gifu japan
ah, that works
Edited by GTRene on Tuesday 2nd September 12:07
Justin Cyder said:
The fact they are or were there, covered in dust suggests whoever had that place did one in a hurry.
Makes you wonder (well, it makes me wonder) what could possibly have happened to cause these all to be left? Even if the business was owned by one person that dropped dead (or was earthquake / tsunami victim perhaps), surely there would be other people who worked there, or accountants or lawyers, or relatives, that would deal with selling off the stock and closing the place down properly, especially given the potential value of some of that stuff. Would be interesting to know the full story.Gassing Station | Classic Cars and Yesterday's Heroes | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff