this guy has 1000 pieces of shit and is going to die soon, do you think the state should have to pay the unearthly cost to get that land back to usable condition?
Why would the state have to have that burden?
If he has any direct relatives they would have to take care of the land.
If he owes taxes on it, or can not leave it to anyone the state should be forced to auction off the land as it is.
That is like the state telling all the people over the age of 70 they must remodel their houses, so when they need assisted living the state can reap more money out of them.
there were a few mopars too. Its a shame, oh well im sure theres a couple more hidden places like this.
There’s one of these hidden in the Southtowns, I’ve been there, I even have some pics.
So far as Mustangs, all the fastbacks are gone (one guy came in and cut up a '67 GT for the roof and quarters, left the carcass sitting on the ground) and the coupes are basically stripped. All types of fifties and forties coupes and sedans, many are damn near complete. Even has some import stuff, a Ghia, some Beetles, Triumphs, an MGA, etc.
We went in to pull a factory Z-bar and some other stick goodies out of a '69 Chevelle. It was something out of a movie, the owner walked out of a shrub and his underage daughter kept following us around :lol:
it would be cool to walk through and look around… then play some airsoft or paintbal lol
Here’s my pics. All types of sweet old cars in here. I love it.
'62 Bubbletop Impala, I think:
'57 Chevy:
'67 notch:
Not much left on this one though.
The glass alone on some of these cars is probably worth thousands.