Car collection for sale soon...
If you have 30 minutes, give this a view. Cars will apparently be sold at auction, believed to be located somewhere in New York
A Morgan Plus 8 pops up @24:52,. engine referred to as Buick V-6
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Barns full of 300 cars including rare Ferraris, Corvettes, and Porsches were hidden for 30 years. Now, the collection is going to auction with a Youtuber's help.
A 300-car, three-barn find filled with rare and vintage cars — such as Ferraris, Fords, Corvettes, and Lamborghinis — has been unveiled in a YouTube video by Larry Kosilla of AMMO NYC.
The cars are all owned by a secret collector, and the majority of them will go up for auction.
AMMO NYC currently has 1.35 million subscribers, and as of April 20, the YouTube video tour of one of the barns has 2.2 million views.
Kosilla will help preserve some of the cars in the collection.
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A 300-car, three-barn find filled with vintage Lamborghinis, Ferraris, Corvettes, and more has been unveiled by YouTuber and car preservationist Larry Kosilla.
The owner of the collection, who preferred to remain anonymous according to Kosilla, allowed the Youtuber to film a tour of one of the barns, as well as the restoration of a Bizzarrini P538 said to be worth almost $1 million. Kosilla then documented a tour of one of the three barns and posted it to his YouTube channel, AMMO NYC, which currently has 1.35 million subscribers.
The video — which was filmed before the coronavirus pandemic — was initially posted on April 10. The video tour has 2.2 million views as of April 20.
It's no surprise the barn find has piqued the interest of millions of viewers. It's filled with rare finds from all across the US and Europe, including cars made by Ferrari, Ford, Oldsmobile, Matra Djet, and Rolls-Royce, to name a few.
Kosilla himself hasn't seen the full collection yet, in part because the coronavirus pandemic has hindered several of his plans to continue viewing and working on the collection.
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