Why they found 13 abandoned Ferrari in a field

It is often difficult to believe how valuable elements end up being abandoned in some places, but in many of these cases there are different background stories. On this occasion, 13 vehicles bearing the badge of the Ferrari brand, belonging to a rich lawyer, were found in the undergrowth of a field.

According to the Silodrome website, due to the privacy concerns of the owner's family of these vehicles, data such as names, dates and locations were not disclosed. Anyway, it is known that this fan of cars, began to buy first different versions of Chevrolet Corvette, but soon after relied on the European supercars lines Porsche, Lotus and Lamborghini.

The taste for Old World models marked a before and after in the millionaire's life, especially when he bought his first Ferrari. It was so exciting that 13 cars from the Italian firm were acquired, including Testarossa, 308 Quattrovalvole, 400i, 328, 348 and several Mondials.

However, between 2011 and 2012, he had a serious illness and decided to make an advance payment in order to pay a deposit on different supercars. Despite this, their state of health deteriorated, the payment for the protection of the different models was canceled and they were transferred to a field far from the big cities.

In any case, by the time the payments were resumed, the 13 Ferraris never returned to the designated place from the beginning, so they are insured. This means that for almost a decade, the various models have been abandoned, in addition to the deterioration of the various components of the vehicle, due to the delay in court proceedings allowing the family of the lawyer to take a stand in the units.

At the same time, a new disadvantage has now been added, as the registration of vehicles parked in a field is added to the 13 Ferrari models and two Rolls-Royces. English company, as two correspondent to the Italian company, have not been found. In addition to the 11 others, only nine had the regulatory documentation.

Finally, despite the twists and turns, the family of the lawyer decided to deliver the units to a dealer so that they could be restored, and thus sell them to different owners looking for supercars with this type of characteristics.