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" They&amp;#039;re packed beneath old camping equipment and broken furniture, some haphazardly thrown under tarps, others left naked to collect thick layers of dust and soot. These are The Cars That Time Forgot, and whether it&amp;#039;s a pair of Aston Martin DBS Coupes or a priceless &amp;#039;66 Ford GT40 MkI, everyone loves a barn find. From the ultra-rare to the ultra-cheap, this year&amp;#039;s UK Silverstone Auction Restoration Show Sale is flush with grubby gems, unearthed from sheds and neglected hangars all over Great Britain. Some are suitable investment pieces, others decided passion projects. Either way, their eventual saviors will be resurrecting a relic of motoring history. Here are a few of our favorite barn finds from Silverstone:  1972 Jaguar E-Type Series III V12 Original price: \u00A32,245 ($3,760)Expected sale price: \u00A320,000 ($33,550) READ THIS: New legislation would ban Jaguar E-Type from downtown London  1981 Lotus Esprit Turbo Original price: \u00A320,950 ($35,125)Expected sale price: \u00A36,000 ($10,050)  1979 Maserati Kyalami (1 of 200) Original price: \u00A321,995 ($36,875) Expected sale price: \u00A33,000 ($5,030) READ THIS: Buy this 1957 Maserati 450S driven by Stirling Moss  1966 Triumph Vitesse MkI 2-Litre Original price: \u00A3840 ($1,410)Expected sale price: \u00A32,500 ($4,195)  1978 Pontiac Firebird T/A Original price: \u00A38,000 ($13,420)Expected sale price: \u00A32,000 ($3,350) READ: Why the hell is Tony Stewart pissing on Smokey and the Bandit?  The Silverstone Auctions Restoration Show Sale begins April 12 in Birmingham, England. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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