Three classic American cars found in abandoned Texas showroom including a hidden Chevy El Camino
- This abandoned showroom in Texas is home to several vintage vehicles
- Some of these vehicles are potentially valuable
- There’s even a vintage Ford truck
Published on Oct 19, 2024 at 4:00 PM (UTC+4)
by Alessandro Renesis
Last updated on Oct 16, 2024 at 9:28 PM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Tom Wood
An abandoned showroom in Texas is home to several great classics in relatively good condition.
Four classic American cars stand out, along with a vintage Ford truck.
As ever, no one knows why they’re here.
But to be fair, they look relatively okay, albeit a bit dusty.
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Three potentially valuable classics in Texas
The abandoned showroom in Texas was discovered by the Uncle Rob’s Garage YouTube channel.
Two of the cars are Lincolns.
There’s one that appears to be a 1956 Continental Mark II, and another that seems to be a 1962 Continental.
The Mark II can be found in the pre-owned market quite easily and cheaply, but the 1962 Continental is potentially a lot more valuable than that.
The third American classic, hidden behind a vending machine, is a gorgeous Chevrolet El Camino.
This is the sort of the car that can go for six figures if certain cases.
Aside from these great classics, we also spotted a couple of trucks, including an amazing first-generation 1951 Ford truck.
Abandoned showrooms are both eerie and fascinating
Abandoned showrooms are always spooky, but also fascinating.
Even though it sounds difficult to believe, they’re also quite common.
Not a week goes by without a new one that’s discovered and shared on Reddit or YouTube.
EffSpot, a veteran automotive YouTuber, once discovered an abandoned showroom in Japan that’s a mixed bag of city cars, commercial vehicles and sportscars.
Then there’s Auto Retro, another YouTuber, who found an abandoned Ford dealership in the UK.
Last but not least, our friend The Bearded Explorer once discovered an abandoned Peugeot showroom where he also found period-correct paperwork on desks and shelves that make it look like a movie set.
