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A group of teens in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, filmed themselves breaking into a rundown building only to discover a huge classic car graveyard covered in layers of dust.
According to Motor1, the cars belonged to a collector who stored them in this private museum for himself and his friends to enjoy.
In the video below, you’ll catch a glimpse of the many classics stored away, including a 1952 Chevrolet Styleline, Fiat 124 Sport Coupe, Simca 8, Renault Dauphine, Morris Oxford, Chevrolet Corvair and a Hudson Hornet just on the first floor alone.
The second-floor houses even more rare collector cars like an Austin A90 Atlantic coupe and convertible, Chrysler Airlfow, 1938 and 1940 Ford coupes, Standard Vanguard, Renault Gordini, Ford Consul, Ford Taunus, and a three-wheeled Goliath pickup, according to Motor1.
After sending the video to their friends, the evidence was discovered by police, who got in touch with the kids’ parents and the owner of the massive collection. The car owners have begun to transport the cars to another location – hopefully more secure – and even put up the Fiat 124 Sport Coupe for sale for $12,372.
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