In a grassy field beside a busy road in Oklahoma, US, there’s a Ford car graveyard filled with around 70 of the most iconic vehicles ever made.
This unique collection has become a popular spot for car enthusiasts.
What makes this junkyard even more mysterious is the fact that no one knows to whom these amazing cars belong.
Excitingly, this place is open for anyone to visit, giving the visitors a better look at the classic gems this place houses.
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Car graveyard with abandoned Ford T models
The stars of this collection are the famous Ford Model T cars known as the first car to be mass-produced on an assembly line.
Due to the quicker manufacturing and lower costs, Model T became a household name during that golden age.
A full tour of the place was provided by URBEX and Broken Things, showcasing how what was once an impressive collection is now abandoned and overtaken by nature.
While a few cars are intact, many Ford Model Ts lie in pieces, with some areas featuring only axles with tires attached.
Classic car lovers who visit the place usually wonder how these cars ended up there and why the owner remains a secret.
The owner remains a mystery
Was this collection created out of a passion for classic cars, or is there another reason behind it?
Unfortunately, no one has a definite answer.
But this is not the first time we have seen mysterious classic gems left abandoned. A Shelby GT500 was once abandoned in Beverly Hills, and similar to these Ford cars, its owner remained a mystery.
Unlike some fortunate classic cars that receive a second chance, these vehicles remain unclaimed, and there appears to be little hope for their recovery.
However, the sheer number of visitors shows that, even though their best days are over, these cars are unforgettable.
