Oliver Jordan's stash of pre-war cars was recently discovered and entrusted to the hands of VanDerBrink Auctions. This massive collection of cars has been hidden in Enid, Oklahoma for over sixty-one years. Jordan, the car collector, was known around town as "the man with all the cars". VanDerBrink has promised to publish an online list of items for sale prior to the actual auction.
It's been six months since some 500 cars from the gigantic Lambrecht Chevrolet stash found new homes, and many of them are well into their restorations. In fact, all a few needed was a new battery, some fluids, and a few hours of work to be brought back to life. Others will surely be preserved as-is, not even with their dust wiped away. And as historic as that sale was, we always suspected that there could be a few more car stashes in that part of the country that were ripe for picking. It turns out, it didn't take long for another large collection to come to light, this time in Oklahoma. Some 220 cars, most of them pre-war, are set to go to the highest bidder this summer in what promises to be another grand spectacle. And the same auction company that oversaw the sale of the cars from Lambrecht Chevrolet will be auctioning them off one by one on June 7. So just what is this collection? Yvette VanDerBrink of VanDerBrink Auctions clued us in.
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