The lifts and barn-looking building are actually the garage of the new owner who is selling the cars. They were stored since the eighties in a garage/barn/farm near Augusta, Maine. Then they were purchased recently and flat-bedded to the new owners home in Maine. Then, they were taken by enclosed trailer to the new…

Both cars had re-sprays in the 70's.

The least interesting part of the story at this point is the cars....lol....I am going to have to find this house. (Excuse me, I meant converted barn and farm house.)

“...he was a well seasoned Mopar mechanic and collector since he was a young boy...”

Yep....I reckon this whole here subdivision used to be the old Beckett Farm.....some 40 acres or so, not ‘cluding the pond (there’s an old Porsche tractor down there at the bottom ‘o that pond!) and the secret WWII bunker over yonder where they put all the old Jeeps and Harley WLAs! Hope no one ever goes lookin’ down…

It’s actually a tiller. From the farm. Only has 2 hours on it!!!

I’m obviously annoyed that they are playing it up when they don’t even need to. Cool car, just list it and sell it. No need for all the extra barn shit which the new seller created.

Did you read the Ebay listing, dudester???? He says BARN about 15 times. He even says BARN DIRT.  Like there were fucking cows in there.  That’s all I’m referring to.

I’d probably say look at the pictures. There are steps leading up to the main house on the left side, and a wall in the back. There are two doors in there....off their hinges and stored against the wall in the back.

Thanks...I’m well aware what a ‘barn find’ is. But this guy really must wish they were in an actual barn....

Pictures look a bit staged. There’s a brand new snowblower between the cars, with no way to get it in or out without moving the cars (or the dressers that are clearly blocking its way).

Don’t worry....most people will see the new Genesis badge and think it’s one of those ‘Alfa Martins’.

What next, an electric button that makes the windows go up and down?

Actually it’s not. Most, if not all, German manufacturers leave Euro plates on their US press photos and US websites. With the exception of a test drive/review photo, I don’t think I’ve ever seen a US plate in any marketing pics. Occasionally a euro-shaped generic plate, but can’t recall seeing a US plate.

Also, the pics are of an M40i.  Not sDrive30i as the title says.

Article title says sDrive30i.

Speedo is in km/h, temperature in Celsius, and the GPS is in German.

It looks big to me. Like Mercedes SL-big....

Jimmy Tennis.

Who us Jimmy Tennis?