There’s a lot that isn’t there with this GTO, but there’s some pretty neat stuff that is (like the nose above, if it’s an original one). Thanks to Barn Finds reader Olaf E. for this cool find! It’s advertised… more»
40,437 Miles? 1977 Pontiac Trans Am
After a run of Trans Ams a while back, I hadn’t seen a good find lately until this one was found by our own Josh! It’s located in Dale, Texas and is listed for sale here on eBay. Current bidding… more»
One, No, TWO Owners! 1968 Mustang Fastback
I’m going to get this out of the way quickly: if you buy a car from the original owner and flip it, it’s NOT a one-owner car. Period. That being said, this really looks like a nice, largely original… more»
Windows In The Hood! 1951 Oldsmobile 88
How about that! I knew there have been other GM vehicles (and probably other makes as well) that have see-through hoods to show off the engine, but I wasn’t aware it was common as a dealer display technique in… more»
4 Years Newer And Less Expensive! 1977 Grand Prix SJ
Last week we featured a “bargain” silver 1973 Grand Prix that readers generally agreed was a great price for a good car. Here’s a slightly newer and more upmarket version, also in silver, that might even be more of… more»
Third Time’s The Charm? 1957 Ford Country Sedan
In late November and early December, we featured two of these Ford Country Sedan wagons, a blue/white 1957 and a coral/white 1958. Well, this one combines the two with the colors of the ’58 and the style of the… more»
Have A Healey, Or Two, Or Three?
Barn Finds reader Jeremy M. sent in this super find that was posted here to the Austin-Healey Club of America Facebook page. With three cars in total and a bunch of parts, they are being sold together. The seller,… more»
Two Of A Kind: 1960 El Caminos
Thanks to our frequent contributor Olaf E. for sending these in–get well soon, Olaf! This pair of 1960 Chevrolet El Caminos have both seen better days, but there’s enough there to get a good start on putting one back… more»
Almost Snake Bit! 1969 Torino 428 Cobra Jet
When the seller first brought this 1969 Ford Torino Cobra Jet home, they thought they had gotten a good deal, but actually almost got snake bit! After they got home, they ran the numbers on the “428 Cobra Jet”… more»
Brown Pinto Bean
Here’s a 1975 Pinto bean…er…wagon that needs a new owner. As you can see from the one behind it, you’ll be buying this from a true Pinto lover that’s been driving them for 30 years. It’s listed for sale… more»
Maybe It Is Easier Being Green?
Not to totally disagree with Kermit, but my late uncle had a theory that far more green cars survive as lower mileage cars than any other color. He said it was because they were ugly (note, he owned several… more»
A LOT Of Assembly Required!
What you are looking at is the chassis of a 1949 Mercury–we’re not sure if it’s moving under it’s own power or not, but a lot of the work has been completed. This is one of those partially finished… more»
Project Bronco: It’s All There
We’ve had some nice Ford Broncos on our pages recently–I figured it was time for a decent project to show up. Whether you would call this one a worthy project probably depends on your tolerance for rust: take a… more»
SS 396 Minus 396 = ???
Let’s face it: you don’t buy an SS 396 to go around corners–you buy one to go from point A to point B very quickly in a straight line! Well, this 1970 Chevelle won’t do that very well right now… more»
Original Emberglo: 1966 Ford Mustang
Sorry about the picture quality on this find, but I think you’ll find it worthwhile anyway, especially you pony lovers. We have a relatively original 1966 Mustang coupe in the desirable Emberglo color with parchment interior that needs some… more»
Comet Needs Cleansing!
So you feel a Ford Maverick Grabber is just too common for you? Want something even more unusual? Well here you go, one 1973 Mercury Comet GT, still wearing its original paint. You’ll have some pretty serious cleansing to… more»
















