Found a Corvette at Abandoned Hoarder House

This one was unexpected and a wild find.
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[@ooossssss]

Oddly enough that 1st gen prius is worth quite a bit. Followed by the mercedes wagon and the gmc truck.

[@Urbex_Offlimits]

Ah my eyes go straight to the corvette

[@btruj2507]

The Tektronix oscilloscopes, plugins, digital multimeters and the Simpson VOM especially are collectively worth thousands if not tens of thousands of dollars. The late owner was probably an electronics technician or engineer. I would gladly buy as much as I could afford of the electronics and some of the reference books you showed us

[@Urbex_Offlimits]

Oh wow good to know I come across these things from time to time

[@cagneybillingsley2165]

if you've cleaned up a home of a recently deceased for an estate sale or gone to one, you know all of this material wealth accumulation is meaningless. people with collections going up in worth of half a million. you're just holding it for the guy who's going to buy it at an auction after you're dead. and same for the buyer.

[@Urbex_Offlimits]

@cagneybillingsley2165 True you can't take it with you

[@chancehupp3142]

Wonder if someone trash it or they actually lived that way.

[@Urbex_Offlimits]

From what I heard from the neighbors is one of them died and the other went to a senior home and tweekers started trashing the place going thru everything.

[@spaghettiostan]

Throw that vette on a tow truck before anybody else find it brother

[@Urbex_Offlimits]

Ikr looks like an old 90s vette!!

[@JohnShinn1960]

I don't see how anyone could live there, maybe it was used for a hoarder's storage then well ransacked.
The ocilloscopes are used for electronics alignments in electronic repair.
What a mess.
Thanks for one of the most unique explores I've ever seen.
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[@Urbex_Offlimits]

Haha thanks yeah idk where they would sleep there was like this weird little nest like carved out in the junk.

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"Nest" 😆😂

[@Urbex_Offlimits]

@@JohnShinn1960 😆

[@davidnavarro1460]

you blurred the lic plates, but not the check.

[@Urbex_Offlimits]

Can you make it out?

[@davidnavarro1460]

@@Urbex_Offlimits I figured it out, but won’t list the address. Vett still there

[@Urbex_Offlimits]

Idk haven't been by in a while.

[@davidnavarro1460]

@@Urbex_Offlimits sorry, I meant it’s still there on street view

[@Mark_The_Magnificent]

OMG what a dump!!! I can't imagine how anybody could accumulate so much junk and live like that. It may have otherwise been a decent home.

[@Urbex_Offlimits]

Yeah it's wild idk how anyone lived in that house or where they would sleep could barley walk around the mountains on stuff

[@tonyvignale5408]

With the stuff well organized I believe it was very much livible but Ransacked it's a disaster

[@Urbex_Offlimits]

True

[@ghtaboma]

This had to be a movie! They had to bring this stuff in!

[@Urbex_Offlimits]

Sadly no this was someone's home

[@genefogarty5395]

What state? The views are gorgeous!

[@Urbex_Offlimits]

West coast

[@reneastle8447]

Good news is it won't stay that way forever. To coin a new phrase, "Behind every mess up is a clean up."

[@Urbex_Offlimits]

Haha true

[@reneastle8447]

@@Urbex_Offlimits Every problem has a solution, including innovative ones.

[@Urbex_Offlimits]

Let's get to work

[@reneastle8447]

@@Urbex_Offlimits Good idea.