Certified Original! 34,290 Mile 1971 Oldsmobile Cutlass S

It’s not often that you get the chance to purchase a car that’s actually been certified by the marque owner’s club as being 100% original. Now we realize that isn’t really 100%, but what that does mean is that 100% of the… more»

Parking Lot Find: 1963 Pontiac Grand Prix

This relatively interesting-looking 1963 Pontiac Grand Prix is located in Columbus, Ohio, and is being sold by a person of few words here on eBay.  You can buy it now for $2,500 or put in your best offer for… more»

Not Gonna Use The “S Word”: 1931 American Austin

How would you like to be just the third owner of this s___ 1931 American Austin? No, I’m not going to use that “s” word! It’s up for sale here on eBay, with bidding starting at a tiny $100, but… more»

Traveling To Find A Travelall!

I’m traveling to the Midwest again this week, and as usual the first thing I did once I was checked in was to check out the local classics for sale. Today one of them was an International Travelall that from this angle looks… more»

Screaming Yellow Zonker: 1971 Ford Torino GT

I remember craving Screaming Yellow Zonkers as a kid, and I crave this Torino GT now. Resplendent in Grabber Yellow, this largely original car can be found in Tavares, Florida and is up for sale here on eBay, with a buy… more»

Pushes A Lot Of Buttons: 1956 DeSoto Garage Find

This car not only pushes my buttons, whomever buys it and drives it gets to push buttons as well! It’s located in Phoenix, Arizona where it was recently removed from more than 30 years of storage in a garage. The… more»

One Like Mine: Hathaway Hunter Roadster

Several of you have commented on my “Morgan” that I’ve shown in the pictures of my “barn”. Imagine my surprise to find a Hathaway or Hunter (don’t really know which yet, since there are only 15-20 world wide and… more»

14,960 Miles! 1977 Cadillac Coupe DeVille

Many times I’m skeptical of low mileage claims in the cars we feature, and oftentimes sharp eyed readers can find good reasons to doubt those claims in the pictures we show. This time either I’m totally fooled or this… more»

Another Cosworth! Is This The One For You?

We have featured quite a few Cosworth Vegas on this site, and inevitably like their Pinto rivals (ok, that’s a stretch, there isn’t much of an equivalent Pinto performance package, but bear with me) they are very polarizing; some… more»

Smaller Than A Mini: 1975 Acoma Mini Comtesse

What the heck is this? A French barn find micro car in the UK that has not 3, not 4, but 5 wheels! The Acoma Mini Comtesse was produced from approximately 1974 to 1984, with this particular car being… more»

Be A Pioneer! 1961 Dodge Wagon

You can say a lot about Dodge styling of this vintage, but you can’t say it was boring! This 1961 Dodge Pioneer wagon has had a lot of work completed, although there is plenty to go. It’s located in… more»

Short Bed Farm Find: 1969 Ford F-100

Farm trucks can be a mixed bag. On the one hand, they rarely accumulate a lot of miles, but on the other hand, small dents, tears in the seats, some rust and some potentially temporary repairs are par for… more»

Truck Stamps Debut: Who Has The Real Thing?

We have a lot of old truck enthusiasts on here! When I saw this neat article on Hemmings today about the USPS issuing some American Truck Forever stamps, I started wondering which Barn Finds reader has or had the… more»

Not Quite 7 Litres, But Close!

A lot of you folks liked the 1966 7 Litre we featured recently, but some of you thought it might be a bit expensive for their budgets. Since that applies to me too, I looked for how we could… more»

Million Dollar Mustang? 1964 Real Pace Car

Yes, it’s THE car. No, it’s not a barn find, although it was a storage find at one point! This is THE 1964-1/2 Mustang pace car, modified by Holman-Moody, that paced the 1964 Indy 500 (or at least one… more»

1959 MGA Twin Cam Barn Find

This is another one of those unicorns in the British car world. With dual overhead camshafts, four wheel disc brakes and Dunlop knock off disc wheels, this certainly wasn’t a normal MGA. Unfortunately due to teething problems that have… more»