Talk about the ultimate barn find!
For every car enthusiast, there’s something undeniably exciting about the prospect of discovering a rare barn find. These hidden treasures, often tucked away and covered in a layer of dust, represent more than just a vehicle – they’re a piece of history whose value has been quietly escalating in the eyes of collectors. While they may initially restoration can transform their full potential, cementing their status in the automotive world. Some of the most famous automotive barn finds in history have included the discovery of a 1961 Ferrari 250 GT SWB California Spider, hidden for decades under piles of magazines in a French barn. Then there’s the fascinating tale of the Bugatti Type 57S Atalante, found in a British garage gathering dust for almost 50 years, turning it into an overnight eight-figure collector car.
The team at Oldtimerfarm BVBA recently documented the discovery of an extremely rare collection of supercars found covered in the second story of a barn. While this fleet is found with minimal dust, the covered lineup of cars includes everything from iconic Italian supercars to collector-grade German sports cars. The stable of Ferrari examples featured a Testrossa, 550 Maranello, 328 GTS, 575 Maranello, F355, and more. The collection of Porshces includes rare models like a 993 911 Turbo S, 964 911 Carrera, 901 911, and even more. Once navigated out into the sunlight for the first time in decades, each is carefully loaded up into a transport truck where they would be restored to showroom condition. As they make their way back onto the automotive scene, be on the lookout for these barn finds on a road or track near you. View all Ferrari and Porsche models currently for sale on duPont REGISTRY by clicking the link below.
Source: Oldtimerfarm BVBA YouTube