Abandoned car wreck yard deep in the Swedish woods where old cars rust away.

1,000 automobiles from a bygone era were found rusting in a forest in Sweden. The scrapyard was established in the 1950s by two brothers to break down vehicles that had been abandoned by American soldiers leaving Europe after the Second World War. The rusting classic cars including vintage Opels, Fords, Volvos, Buicks, Audis, Saabs and a Sunbeam litter the natural undergrowth.

This place is a vintage car collector’s dream which has been left to rust and die. The forest has taken over and trees growing around bodywork and moss covering seats and steering wheels.

Signed, Original Acrylic Print

One-of-a-kind Exclusive Photo Print Under Acrylic Glass – UltraHD Print on Fuji Crystal Professional Archive Maxima Paper under 2mm Crystal Clear Shatterproof Acrylic Glass with Aluminium Dibond Backing, Ready to Hang.

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