Kad nekog hoce, onda hoce

[nickwood]

http://www.b92.net/automobili/razno.php?yyyy=2010&mm=03&nav_id=416279

[nickwood]

Naci ce neko vec kroz maglu ako je bilo, ne sumnjam :)

[Lucky]

A ima i na forumu ovom u drugom topicu, al' nema veze, strava je fora.

I dalje mi nije jasno kako neko nije proverio ambar pre prodaje i to.

[Guest]

pa državni činovnici koji otaljavaju posao da bi što pre otišli kući da gledaju tv i forumaše :)

[Goga[TT]]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzFL3_UoKQY

The owner of the cars was a car dealer in the 1970s and 1980s, and decided to save the more interesting cars that came through his doors. When the barn was full, he padlocked and "soldered" the doors shut. (Perhaps welding was too permanent.)

Web sites varied on the number of cars: 58, 100, and 180 were speculated. According to Morais, there are 180 cars in the barn.

Cotter's research indicates that the cars are probably located in an area near Lisbon, in Portugal.

Thus, it seems that the "retired New Yorker" cover story is no more than a fictional embellishment. The story may have evolved out of an earlier description of the photographs that simply asked recipients to imagine what it would be like to acquire a piece of land and then subsequently discover a treasure trove of old cars hidden in a barn on the property