A what?! We normally don’t show 2012 vehicles here on Barn Finds, especially ones that haven’t been in a barn for 14 years, but I blame it on Chuck F for sending in this unusual tip! This 2012 Fisker… more»
Rust-Free Project: 1963 Austin-Healey 3000 Mk II
Some enthusiasts won’t entertain a project build, finding the prospect of rust repairs daunting. However, that isn’t a consideration with this 1963 Austin-Healy 3000 Mk II. The seller states it is rust-free, and their images appear to support that… more»
V8/4-Speed: 1969 International Scout 800A
Some sellers are masters of understatement, as demonstrated by the listing for this 1969 International Scout 800A. They describe the exterior as needing help, but that is just the beginning. The interior is shredded, and it doesn’t run… more»
426 Wedge: Restored 1963 Plymouth Belvedere
In 1963, Plymouth offered a limited number of its B-body cars with the Super Stock Package. That included a 425 hp, 426 cubic inch “Wedge” V8. In essence, these were factory race cars, and estimates are that no more… more»
Restored 1963 Ford Ranchero W/ 260 V8 4-Speed
Ford buyers in the early 1960s had a couple of choices for their light-duty hauling needs. They could have chosen the integrated body (Unibody) pickup, or a Falcon-based Ranchero, such as this beautiful, restored 1963 Ford Deluxe Ranchero. The… more»
20k Original Miles: 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Landau
Model year 1977 was the last year of the mid sized, second-generation Monte Carlo. In fact, it was larger than the newly downsized Caprice. Instead of going out with a whimper though, the Monte Carlo achieved yet another sales… more»
36K Mile Survivor? 1946 Ford Pickup
If you’re perusing a website devoted to old cars for sale, chances are good that in your mind’s filing cabinet, you have a folder for “ones that got away”; in fact, many of ours would require multiple drawers. One… more»
1 of 40: Panther Pink 1970 Dodge Super Bee
Compared to other Chrysler B-Body muscle cars of the era, the Dodge Super Bee is one of the rarer offerings, with just over 18,000 built for the 1970 model year. That’s still quite a few, but the car’s close… more»
22k-Mile Bird: 1970 Plymouth Road Runner
The Road Runner, a budget-minded (at first) muscle car, was in its third year in 1970. Styling updates were made to differentiate it from the first two successful years. That’s when the seller’s car was built, and it’s mostly… more»
46K Original Miles: 1968 Ford Mustang California Special
To my mind’s eye, this is still one of the best values out there in the world of classic muscle cars: the 1968 Ford Mustang California Special. Factory-installed Shelby styling, truly limited production, and respectable standard horsepower all combine… more»
Covered Headlights: 1967 Jaguar XKE Roadster
In the world of roadsters, few cars have remained so significant for so long as the Jaguar XKE. It helps that this is easily one of the most beautifully-designed cars ever made, and to this day, few models have… more»
Got Cadillac? Yes! 1952 Allard K2
We met Sydney Allard not long ago in these pages to discuss the swanky and refined Palm Beach model. The K2 “touring roadster” presented here is on the opposite end of the spectrum: made to pound the ground. Every… more»
L78-Equipped: 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396
Like many things in life, not all muscle cars are equal. Take the 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396 as an example. It is an iconic vehicle offering outstanding performance. However, the first owner of our feature car took it… more»
Winter Warrior: 1973 Ford F250 Highboy
Some classics are trailer or garage queens, while others see service as their creators intended. This 1973 Ford F250 Highboy falls into the second category, needing work to present at its best. However, with the 460ci V8 and automatic… more»
440 Six-Pack: 1970 Plymouth Road Runner
Many enthusiasts believe that muscle cars reached the literal and metaphorical peak of their power in 1970. Like Superman and kryptonite, tighter emission regulations would eventually reduce these cars to shadows of their former selves, explaining why classics like… more»


















