Fifty miles north of Atlanta, a 34-acre compound houses one of the largest car collections in the world. But this collection doesn’t have polished Ferraris or Porsches under shining lights. There are no immaculate Mercedes or Bentleys proudly displayed behind velvet ropes. A rusty sign out front of the site reads “The world’s oldest junkyard jungle, here 80 years.” Most of this collection is unsalvageable midcentury American steel, and it lays strewn about a forested property in rural Georgia. Over 4,500 cars – most of which are model year 1972 or older – belong to a man who spent his life saving some of America’s classic cars from the crusher.
Monday, June 15, 2015
A Look Back At The Isle Of Wight Festival In The ’60s And ’70s (24 pics)
The Isle of Wight festival originally took place during the '60s and '70s before it was revived in 2002. Taking a look back on the original festival, these photos show that people nowadays just don't know how to have as much fun as people did in the '60s and '70s.
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