@cutenessoverload491: Hidden beneath years of dust inside an old garage sits one of the wildest custom cars you'll ever see. Its futuristic Art Deco design still looks decades ahead of its time, even after years of neglect. With a faded finish, dusty chrome, and a handwritten $1940 price on the windshield, this forgotten masterpiece feels more like automotive art than a car. Some builds are impossible to replace once they're gone. Would you rescue it or leave it exactly where it sits?#BarnFind #AbandonedCars #CustomCar #ClassicCars #GarageFind

Chris Randall599 :

1974 Facination, built by Renault

gogogetta81 :

1790 dee dee what in the actual hell did you say

FloatyBwood :

you would have to fabricate every piece you can't restore so not worth the money at all

Davey :

That NEEDS to be saved/restored

John Morey :

looks like ai

The Lazy Garden Guru :

for 1790 I'd leave it

tatlongharijesse :

Save it

Someguyinco :

Only five of these were ever built. Definitely restore it.

Joe k b :

keep it restore make some money

Dewayne Winter :

I will try my best to restore

PamelaP :

restore and drive... It would give people something to talk about on a Sunday.

Rick :

That will fit in my garage. I would start out by cleaning and shining it. Then slowly restore it to original specs. Where is it located? I will buy it if this is real.

Cortes :

I’d buy it

Ilon_Fairyfast :

I would restore and convert it into an electric car

Angie Ortiz :

I will clean it up and see what happens. It looks cool.

joelongo425 :

In the 60's there were BMW Isetta's check them out !

Len Yoder :

save it

Anna :

Save it an refurbish it’s in very good shape actually

nedeljko :

BoldGeezer :

Definitely saveworthy

Matthew Bergeron :

very cool but how would you ever get parts

Grant Taylor :

FishinCraig :

How much is Ninity?

Hozeman153 :

Save

ZT :

AI