LeSabre. What an evocative name for a car. From the original 1951 concept car all the way up to its demise in 2005, the name meant something special. Of course, it could be argued that some of the cars… more»
Bronze It! 1972 AMC Ambassador Survivor
If you want a perfect example of what AMC was producing for middle America in the early 1970s, this is it! Resplendent in Baja Bronze Metallic paint that I think may be original (there’s no sign of masking around… more»
27 Years In A Lean-To: 1969 Chevrolet El Camino SS
When I first saw that this was an SS396 El Camino, I immediately was suspicious. We’ve seen a lot of SS badged Chevrolet vehicles that turn out to be just that; badged. However, this one looks real and comes… more»
One Family Ownership: 1966 Chevrolet Corvair
This beautiful 1966 Chevrolet Corvair 110 4-door hardtop has been in the same family since new. With 98,400 miles and a four year old high quality repaint, it really looks the part of a survivor despite the repaint–fitting into… more»
Stored Since 1981: 1958 TR3A Running Project
Stored since 1981, this 1958 Triumph TR3A has been awaiting refurbishment for a while. Unfortunately, the owner has realized that it will be uneconomical to have the car professionally restored, and thus the shop has listed it for sale here… more»
Not Perfectly Original But Perfect! 1973 Corvette
One of these days I will own a C3 Corvette, if only to see if either the naysayers or enthusiasts are right about these cars. I still think as a general rule they are inexpensive for what they offer,… more»
Burned Toast! A Corvette Bites The Dust!
I have a hard time believing that this pile of ash that used to be a 1960 Corvette is now listed for sale here on Copart.com. Thanks to Ed VonC. for this smoking hot find! Yes. That is the real… more»
1987 Shelby GLHS Survivor: Black Beauty!
Having owned a regular, non-turbo Shelby Charger at one point and enjoying it a great deal, I vividly recall the first time I saw a GLHS and was blown away by it. If you share those feelings, you can… more»
It Didn’t Come That Way: 1984 Cadillacamino
According to the seller, this is a combination of the front half of a 1984 Cadillac Coupe De Ville and the rear half of an El Camino. Honestly, I don’t agree; I think the rear part is just custom,… more»
17 Interesting Cars, One Price, But What Is That Price?
Thanks to Barn Finds reader C.Jay for sending in this somewhat cryptic find! The ad here on craigslist says there are 17 cars for sale, none with titles, that are all for sale for a single price–but there’s no… more»
Ahoy! 1973 Buick Riviera Survivor
The 1971 to 1973 “boat tail” Buick Rivieras were controversial both at the time and in the present day. While some enthusiasts love the distinctive rear styling as envisioned by Bill Mitchell and executed by Jerry Hirshber, others find… more»
Cheap & Cheerful: 1958 Morris Minor Convertible
It’s not often you find a seller with as reasonable expectations as the one that is selling this cute little 1958 Morris Minor 1000 convertible here on eBay. The opening bid is only $350 and there’s no reserve. Considering the… more»
36,428 Mile Survivor: 1966 Ford Galaxie 500 Convertible
My well-known weakness for large convertibles has me following this auction here on eBay, despite the fact that I know it will end up way out of my price range (and I’m not helping by posting it on Barn… more»
A Little Crusty: 1974 Jensen Interceptor Driveway Find
Count me among the folks that really like Jensen Interceptors. I’ve tried the “just think, honey, it’s got four seats and a hatchback” argument several times with no success, so I doubt that I’ll ever end up with one… more»
Now A Big Block: 1965 Corvette Barn Find
Corvette lovers seem to appreciate originality far more than most other car enthusiasts–it seems like the fastest way to devalue a Corvette is to deviate from stock. But what if you “upgrade” a car using stock components? Most folks… more»
For Your Modern Stone-Age Family!
For those of you that have never seen The Flintstones, you’ll have to bear with me for a moment. However, for those of us that are children of the 1960’s, 167 episodes of a primetime cartoon series that ran… more»
















