In dust and rust: the old quarry kept rare cars for more than 70 years

A few years ago, a Belgian search engine discovered an underground quarry in France. There was a warehouse of cars of the 1930s. It is believed that they were hidden at the beginning of the Second World War.

This discovery belonged to 56-year-old physical education teacher Vincent Michel. Underground "garage" he found in the central part of France.

A man in his free time is engaged in the search and study of abandoned structures. But despite this, he was shocked by what he found in this quarry.

“It seemed to me that we traveled in time 70 years ago, and I wondered how this was possible at all,” commented Michelle.

According to experts, locals started hiding cars here at the beginning of World War II. They wanted to save them from the advancing German troops. Later, the "garage" was replenished, but subsequently it was simply forgotten.

The searcher also said that the owner of the quarry at one time had time to sell several cars. But most of them are in a deplorable state, which makes them difficult to transport.