Texas ghost town is home to hundreds of car in abandoned collection and it was finally explored

An incredible discovery of abandoned cars was made in a small ghost town in Texas.

This hidden collection had been sitting there untouched for over 40 years.

Around 150 cars were found, making it one of the biggest abandoned collections anyone has ever come across.

The cars, though in terrible condition, are classic models that were once the kings of the road.

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Ghost town in Texas with abandoned cars

The exploration of these abandoned cars was posted on YouTube by RESTORED, known for hunting classic gems like these and restoring them.

The place, known as the Hutson Estate, was owned by Cecil Hutson, and the huge collection was a result of his father’s love for the classic cars.

Some of the cars were stored outside, exposed to the elements, while others were kept safe inside a barn.

The Hutson Estate was not just home to cars but also trucks, tractors, and vans.

Most of the vehicles were Hudsons, including models like the Hudson Hornet and Hudson Super Six.

Other cars found there included a 1968 Lincoln, an ’85 Cadillac, a Ford 250 pickup, and a ’54 Hudson.

The vehicles inside the barn had remained in better shape, but the ones left outside had been almost entirely taken over by nature and time.

Two successful purchases

The current owner of the Hutson Estate shared that his dad bought the place back in 1963.

The guys who visited and explored the barn even brought two trailers with them, ready to take some of the treasures back home.

It’s fascinating to think that such a large collection could sit hidden for so long in this Texas ghost town.

While many of the cars may never run again, their stories and the history behind the Hutson Estate make this discovery truly unique.