Civic EG

Sup guys,over the weekend a few of us friends decided to take a drive to a graveyard car museum.

now its not really a museum so heres a short story so you guys can get a understanding of our experiance.


A few minutes out of town lies a medium sized farm owned and run by a retired husband and wife team with 1 French mechanic.They have collected over 300 cars over the last 35 years and each car has its own bank account.

Their hospitality was great and very encouraging and when i asked him what brand do you prefer between Honda and Vw he replied "which 1s tank is full .

not all of the cars are mint as they are used for movies and adds.

It was pouring with rain so sorry for the crappy pics,hope you guys enjoy








A chopped Citron






he has hit on underground work pit aswell


I loved this shifter




I liked this car


This man had so many cool tools




I had this exact same poster on my bedroom wall growing up as a kid about 20years ago lol


Tom Cruise drove this car


So many spare parts


this mint F100 still smelt new






mint Ford Capri








he was offered $40 000 for some of these cars and refused to sell










hot












Was a awesom day,just wish we could have taken some more pics of the cars outside.i do have a few if you guys are interested.

thanks for looking

thats awesome.

first i thought "wow 300 cars!"

then i thought "wow where do you put 300 cars?"

That's a lot of nice cars! I'm surprised to see so many old american vehicles. Looks like SA is more friendly to importing foreign cars than the US is.

That incomplete red car that you liked looks to be a 1972 or so Camaro:

I like too

TrailerTrash wrote:thats awesome.

first i thought "wow 300 cars!"

then i thought "wow where do you put 300 cars?"

Lol the farm is pretty big so space for him isn't a issue.wish we could all not have that problem lol

teal_dx wrote:That's a lot of nice cars! I'm surprised to see so many old american vehicles. Looks like SA is more friendly to importing foreign cars than the US is.

That incomplete red car that you liked looks to be a 1972 or so Camaro:

I like too

Shave my ass and call me Pamela but that's a hot Camaro,I like even more now.

Well our laws have changed over the years and its abit more difficult now.
My lady is forever on my case about us importing a eg civic hatch lol

teal_dx wrote:That incomplete red car that you liked looks to be a 1972 or so Camaro:

I like too

Hey I have that car's younger, uglier brother.


It looks better under hood.

Lots of nice classic US cars there. Awesome

Fantastic!

What a cool experience, thanks for sharing!

wow what an awesome place to go. wish there was something like that where i live

Glad you guys liked it. I see on tv theres a show called Desert Car Kings,
wouldnt mind seeing that junkyard of classics