This 1968 Chevrolet Corvette caught my eye a few days ago, not only for its gorgeous colors but also because it comes with a factory hardtop that was covered in dust. The Corvette features the desirable 4-speed manual paired… more»
Garage Find: 37K Mile Jaguar XJS Convertible
I imagine one of the best parts about being in the car business is getting the call when a classic you hadn’t known about gets thrown your way. In other words, because your reputation precedes you, people just assume… more»
One of 4,298: 1970 Chevy Chevelle SS 454
One thing I really respect about muscle car fanatics is their ability to identify a diamond in the rough. Among the thousands of a particular make or model produced (if not hundreds of thousands), they’re able to find the… more»
Desert Roached: 1969 Dodge Charger
Bidding is already approaching $20K for this sun-beaten Dodge Charger, which amazes even the seller who has written an eBay ad that’s Hall of Fame worthy. The listing highlights the Charger’s dry-as-a-bone condition, but that also includes a completely… more»
EXCLUSIVE: Jeep Projects from the Georgia Collection
As part of the large Georgia collection we’ve featured here on Barn Finds as an Exclusive, I wanted to create a post specific about several Jeep projects that are available. These are a mixture of parts vehicles and restoration projects, although… more»
Ugly Restoration Project: 1963 Porsche 356B
I don’t know if it’s sympathy or just blind faith that someone will buy this car that prompts a seller to even list it in the first place. There was a time when a Porsche 356 this badly damaged… more»
Highly Optioned A-Code: 1967 Ford Mustang
When it comes to the iconic Ford Mustang, sometimes the level of equipment makes all the difference in non-Shelby cars like this 1967 Mustang Coupe. It’s an A-code car and comes with a host of features that tells you… more»
1959 Cadillac DeVille Series 62 Survivor
Few cars remain as iconic as the Cadillac DeVille so many years after its introduction, making the current state of affairs at America’s predominant luxury car maker – you know, cranking out sporty crossovers – a damn shame. This… more»
Reutter Coupe Survivor: 1952 Porsche 356
When it comes to vintage Porsches, you’d be forgiven if you’re tired of seeing every horrific 356 B coupe dragged out of the weeds and hoisted up for sale. However, this car – an early production, bent windshield “Reutter”… more»
The Wild Thing: 1969 Chevrolet Corvette
When I first laid eyes on this 1969 Chevy Corvette dubbed “Wild Thing,” I thought for sure it was an ex-movie car, something akin to the now infamous “Wild Cherry” van we documented here a few months ago. I… more»
Hidden 289 Coupe: 1967 Ford Mustang
$5,500 or best offer seems like a very fair price for a 289-equipped 1967 Ford Mustang coupe in claimed original condition. The car was recently exhumed after going into storage in 1986. The seller notes that while it needs… more»
Full of Holes: 1970 VW Bus Danbury Conversion
The seller of this 1970 VW Bus pulls no punches, letting potential bidders know it is quite rusty. Actually, he goes a step further and offers one of my favorite descriptions ever read on eBay: “So full of holes… more»
50 Years Of Receipts: 1969 Rover 3500S
As some of you know, I can’t resist a good junkyard car. I’m still haunted by a Rover V8 hiding in the tall grass of a junkyard in Bristol, Rhode Island – it is a complete car, parked next… more»
Snow Cooled in New Mexico: VW Karmann Ghia Pair
Despite living in the desert environs of New Mexico, this pair of Karmann Ghias is still dealing with one of Mother Nature’s most loathed conditions known as winter. The seller notes that the listing is for one convertible that… more»
















