A remarkable collection of luxury vehicles has been uncovered in a warehouse in Brussels, Belgium, containing a total of 22 high-end cars, including 16 Ferraris and 6 Porsches. The discovery was made when the owner of the vehicles contacted Oldtimerfam, a car collection organization, to have them evaluated.
Classic car specialist Xavier Molenaar, who was called in to assess the vehicles, described the find as a load of highly rare Ferraris and Porsches. Despite having been stored for an extended period, the cars were found to be in good condition as they were carefully wrapped in car covers.
Molenaar counted a total of 16 Ferraris and six Porsches, with a notable presence of Ferrari Testarossas among them. The collection also featured various models of Porsche 911, including Turbo and ‘S’ models, which are considered rare finds.
Among the rarest cars in the collection were the Ferrari 365 GT4 BB, Ferrari 550 Maranello, and the Ferrari F512 M, with the latter being particularly exceptional as it is rumored to be one of only 10 ever produced, and possibly the only one in its unrestored condition.
All 22 vehicles have been relocated to Oldtimerfarm in Aalter, Belgium, where they will undergo full restoration before being offered for sale.
This extraordinary discovery is sure to captivate car enthusiasts and collectors alike, as the prospect of these meticulously maintained luxury vehicles becoming available on the market is undoubtedly an exciting development in the world of classic car aficionados.
