In Sweden, an abandoned concessionaire for almost two decades was discovered with more than 100 classic cars in perfect condition. How was the finding, what models they found and what plans are for restoration and sale.
A story worthy of the motor world: in western Sweden, an abandoned concessionaire for years was found full of classic cars, some with zero kilometers. The finding, documented by a YouTube channel, already generates fury in social networks and awakens interest among collectors around the world.
In a small rural town of Swedena closed concessionaire almost 20 years ago It became the epicenter of an extraordinary finding: more than 100 classic cars of brands like BMW, Alfa Romeo, Fiat, Citroën and Volvoperfectly preserved, were discovered inside a building that functioned as an official distributor for decades.
The discovery was documented by Daniel Kolkowskicreator of the YouTube channel “A PK free channel”who toured the place with his camera and shared the images in networks. The site, known as Kjellströms Bilwas founded in the mid -twentieth century and operated as a representative of Fiat and Alfa Romeo until 2005. Since then, it was closed and practically forgotten, until history resurfaced by chance.
A trip to the past: how this automotive “museum” was preserved
The original structure of the concessionaire, built in 1957, remained in notable conditions, including posters, catalogs and even artificial plants of the 80s and 90s. Tomas Malmströmcurrent owner of the property, explained that although it did not give it a commercial use, he retained the place “as a small museum”, with the intention of restoring some vehicles and selling them throughout 2025.
The phenomenon quickly went viral: the images of the cars, many with their original factory mileage and others in different degrees of conservation, attracted thousands of visits on YouTube and media specialized in classic cars. As reported, some models They were never registered or usedbecoming authentic jewels of collecting.
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Among the findings, old units of BMW, Fiat, Alfa Romeoand other European models, several of which could overcome millionaire values in the classic car market. The General State of Conservation, favored by the upward shelter and the lack of exposure to moisture, is one of the factors that most excites experts in restoration.
What will happen to cars: restoration and sale plans
Malmström confirmed that he plans to initiate the restoration of some models during European spring (autumn in Argentina) and hopes to sell them before the end of the year. However, he clarified that there is still no official list of available units or a defined schedule for a possible auction.
The finding of Kjellströms Bil adds to a trend that generates fascination in Europe: abandoned commercial properties That, being rediscovered years later, they reveal true hidden treasures of the automotive industry. In many cases, these lots did not liquidate their stock after closures or bankruptcies, and remained intact for decades.
Meanwhile, social networks continue to feed the expectation. Kolkowski followers celebrate the preservation of this “automotive sanctuary” and many dream of the possibility of acquiring some of these unique pieces of automobile history.
Source: Ambito
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