Honest 4×4: 1974 Dodge Power Wagon Adventurer

The owner of this 1974 Dodge Power Wagon has named it Brutus, and for my money that seems like a pretty decent name for it. If you would like to own Brutus, you can find it advertised for sale… more»

Rusty But Rad: 1974 Hurst/Olds Project

While it may look pretty sad at present, this 1974 Cutlass Hurst appears to have quite solid bones which may make it a candidate for a restoration project. It has been sitting for more than 20 years but has… more»

SS 396 Survivor: 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle

The owner of this 1967 Chevelle begins his sales pitch by claiming that he is a car enthusiast and not an expert. He purchased this car off a friend of a friend, and after returning it to the road,… more»

Aussie Classic: 1984 Holden Commodore VH

The Commodore was introduced by Holden in 1978 as a car that fitted between its aging Kingswood and Torana models with the intention of replacing both models. This it did with success, and the Commodore spent the better part… more»

Former Stock Car: 1933 Ford Five-Window Coupe

  So many of the cars that we feature on Barn Finds have lived a tough life, but few have lived a life like this 1933 Ford. While part of its life was spent gracing the wide open roads,… more»

Daily Driver: 1987 Buick Grand National

The seller of this 1987 Buick Grand National states that it is a daily driver that has traveled 90,000 miles. It appears to be an honest car that the buyer could drive and enjoy exactly as it is. You… more»

Hand-Built Classic: 1980 Bristol Beaufighter

Bristol Cars has always been an interesting company that has hand-built some distinctive cars. The company has had a checkered history with ongoing production ceasing in 2011 before limited production of a new model commenced in 2016. The Beaufighter… more»

Project Pontiac: 1980 Pontiac Trans Am

The owner of this Pontiac started working on the car as a project. He is now relocating out of state, and he can’t take the car with him. He is forced to sell and is looking for someone who… more»

Great History: 1952 Buick Riviera Super

When this 1952 Buick rolled off the production line, its proud new owner flew from her home in Olympia, Washington, to Flint, Michigan, to collect her new purchase from the factory. She then drove her pride and joy from… more»

Restore or Rod? 1946 Ford Coupe

In its current state, this 1946 Ford Coupe will offer the new owner a number of different options to follow with their project. They may choose a complete restoration, a rod project, or to tidy up a few of… more»

40 Year Container Find: 1934 Buick Series 60

I’ve often wondered what it must be like to open a shed, barn, or in this case, a shipping container, and to find a car inside that has been sitting for decades. When this shipping container was opened, it… more»

Bargain Alfa: 1987 Alfa Romeo Milano Gold

Alfa Romeo has produced some beautifully styled cars during its history. While the Milano may not be considered by some to be one of these, it is nonetheless a striking car with a purposeful look. This Milano Gold Series… more»

Amazing Survivor: 1993 Toyota MR2 Turbo!

When it was first introduced to the motoring world in 1984, the Toyota MR2 was a ground-breaking car. Up until that point, mid-engined sports cars had largely been the domain of specialist European marques such as Ferrari, but the… more»

Tow Mater: 1964 Ford F100

The movie “Cars” was a massive box office success, and since its release in 2006, it has spawned a number of clones of the characters from the movie. One of the most popular is of Mater, the lovable tow… more»

Really Solid: 1973 Plymouth Road Runner

When it comes to nicely styled cars, I personally rate the 1973 Road Runner quite highly….and I have to say that I really like this one. It is a project car, but it is one that you could drive… more»

Full Restoration Required: 1948 Ford Woody

This Ford Woody hails from the last year of production of a Ford model line that could be traced back to 1941. This Woody doesn’t look to have weathered the years well, but according to the owner, it is… more»