Man finds several "new" 2004 Cobras

[yellowstang]

Not hard to believe at all. Same thing happened to me, it was only 8 Cobra's tho.

[helosailor]

Reminds me of that time I found 10 pristine Hemi Cudas in a barn, all with less than 1000 miles, and fully optioned, and in every color available.

[Big A]

Jokes on him, with the world ending on the 21st, he'll never get a chance to sell them.

[Rick Modena]

Jokes on him, with the world ending on the 21st.

What the fuck, im just hearing about this now?

[scootro]

i bet he knew about the cars before he bought the property!

[Big A]

What the fuck, im just hearing about this now?

Seriously? The end of the Mayan calendar ring any bells?

[SBFORDTECH]

I call Bullshit on this one, a cobra is roughly 6.5 feet wide and 16 feet long which would consume 104 square feet. You are not going to put 12 of them in a 1000 feet barn no matter how tight you pack them.

DON

That's the first thing i noticed. Stroy also sayd that hay was stcked around the cars in the barn.

[BradM]

Im guessing you didnt read it. It explains that pretty clearly.

It sounds scammish, though.

Can you help me out? I skimmed it again and don't see how him buying property at an auction makes the cars in the barn his. Also agree this is made up so it doesn't really matter.

[Rick Modena]

Seriously? The end of the Mayan calendar ring any bells?

I don't watch too much TV. But if its anything like the guys on the street corners in downtown warning of the end of days is coming soon, yeah I don't buy to much into that stuff.

[War Machine]

Seriously? The end of the Mayan calendar ring any bells?

Mayan what?

[sc281]

Can you help me out? I skimmed it again and don't see how him buying property at an auction makes the cars in the barn his. Also agree this is made up so it doesn't really matter.

Assuming they were paid off and in the previous owners name, then they were the owners. When the owner passed, the property, and everything on it, would be auctioned off assuming there were no heirs to claim it. That means the price paid at the auction buys the land and everything on it. Including the dozen cobras magically unnoticed behind their hay bale camoflage.

[BradM]

Assuming they were paid off and in the previous owners name, then they were the owners. When the owner passed, the property, and everything on it, would be auctioned off assuming there were no heirs to claim it. That means the price paid at the auction buys the land and everything on it.

I don't think that's how it works when there are vehicles and car titles involved.

[Big A]

Mayan what?

[sc281]

I don't think that's how it works when there are vehicles and car titles involved.

Then do some research and prove yourself right. I'm not going through the effort over some story.

[BradM]

I don't give a shit, I'm just saying you're wrong.