GearHead
08-08-2007, 20:04
don't know if it real but sound good.
A NY man retired. He wanted to use his retirement money wisely, so it
would last, and decided to buy a home and a few acres in Portugal. The
modest farmhouse had been vacant for 15 yrs.; the owner and wife both
had died, and there were no heirs.
The house was sold to pay taxes. There had been several lookers, but the
large barn had steel doors, and they had been welded shut. Nobody wanted
to go to the extra expense to see what was in the barn, and it wasn't
complimentary to the property anyway......so, nobody made an offer on
the place.
The NY guy bought it at just over half of the property's worth, moved
in, and set about to tear in to the barn.......curiosity was killing
him. So, he and his wife bought a generator and a couple of
grinders.......and cut thru the welds.
What was in the barn...............?
When you click on the web link below, click on the "Index" rather than
the "Next" button **and it will save you a lot of clicking for each picture.
Go to: http://www.intuh.net/barnfinds/afa70.htm and start wishing that you
had bought the place.
A NY man retired. He wanted to use his retirement money wisely, so it
would last, and decided to buy a home and a few acres in Portugal. The
modest farmhouse had been vacant for 15 yrs.; the owner and wife both
had died, and there were no heirs.
The house was sold to pay taxes. There had been several lookers, but the
large barn had steel doors, and they had been welded shut. Nobody wanted
to go to the extra expense to see what was in the barn, and it wasn't
complimentary to the property anyway......so, nobody made an offer on
the place.
The NY guy bought it at just over half of the property's worth, moved
in, and set about to tear in to the barn.......curiosity was killing
him. So, he and his wife bought a generator and a couple of
grinders.......and cut thru the welds.
What was in the barn...............?
When you click on the web link below, click on the "Index" rather than
the "Next" button **and it will save you a lot of clicking for each picture.
Go to: http://www.intuh.net/barnfinds/afa70.htm and start wishing that you
had bought the place.