One Owner: 1975 Jeep Cherokee S

Credit the survivor-grade condition or that heavy duty bumper with a winch, but whichever you choose, this 1975 Jeep Cherokee looks the way a Jeep should look. The seller says this is a one-owner example that has minimal rust… more»

Sienabraun Survivor: 1974 BMW 2002

Consider me surprised that my local BMW friends here in New England haven’t mentioned this honest-looking 1974 BMW 2002, hiding out in New Hampshire. The seller notes its owner moved away and isn’t coming back, which sounds like a… more»

Winnebago Built: 1990 Renault LeSharo

I know many of you are waiting with fierce anticipation of updates to my 1981 Toyota HiAce project, and I’ve not forgotten you – but the camper conversion is still a few months (years?) away, so this 1990 Renault… more»

V8-Swapped Super Coupe: 1992 Ford Thunderbird

While this may look like an ordinary Ford Thunderbird Super Coupe, there’s some changes made under the hood that make better use of that 5-speed manual transmission. The stock V6 was replaced with a 302 stroked to 347 cubic… more»

Custom Two Door: 1963 Chevy Nova Wagon

These days, I am coming to grips that children demand more space in a vehicle. As I mentioned on an earlier post, I’m hunting for a clean Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.3-16 as my two-door BMWs are growing increasingly useless. I’m… more»

17 Hours Since New: 1984 Glasply Alaskan

While we’ve featured interesting boats on Barn Finds in the past, it’s rare to find a seafaring vessel that is a genuine time-capsule discovery. This 1984 Glasply Alaskan has just 17 hours of operation since new, and the seller speculates… more»

1 Of 4 In Fraise: 1972 Porsche 911 Targa

This 1972 Porsche 911 is a claimed 1-of-4 car, due to its equipment and distinctive shade of red paint known as Fraise. It’s an interesting 911 for sure, as it’s a Targa model ordered with the desirable “S” package,… more»

Rough Cosmetics: 1988 BMW M3

The BMW E30 M3 has become a car you buy as an investment, and not to drive. That really is a shame, but it’s the reality of where we are. This 1988 model is in some ways a survivor… more»

Mach 1 Package: 1977 Ford Mustang II

I came here to write about a Mustang II King Cobra, but that listing already vanished before having the chance to. Still, this listing on eBay for a survivor-grade 1977 Ford Mustang II with the Mach 1 package is… more»

Paint to Sample: 1978 Porsche 911 Turbo!

In the collector car world, one-off paint jobs provided by the factory tend to drive higher values later on – even if the initial interest in a custom color is limited to the first owner that ordered it. BMW… more»

Stored in the Eighties: 1976 Lotus Elite

Wow – this 1976 Lotus Elite has one of the thickest coatings of dust I can remember seeing on a barn find in recent memory. It’s perfect! Undisturbed, to say the least, as many cars wearing this level of… more»

Painted and Forgotten: 1984 BMW M635CSi

Not only is this a desirable example of BMW’s second M car, the M6, but it is an early, European-market specification known officially as the M635CSI. It wears an excellent OEM color known as Bahama Beige and was parked… more»

Part Out or Restore: 1979 Mercury Cougar XR7

When it comes to 1970s coupes, there’s no shortage of models to choose from. Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury effectively ran the show as it relates to personal luxury coupes, and despite badges that referred to the big Mercury as… more»

One of 20: 1992 Porsche 911 Turbo S2

Lost among the hubbub over special Porsche models from the 993 and G-Series years is that the 964 chassis featured one of the most exclusive 911 models ever built. The 911 Turbo S2 seen here is one of just… more»

Head Turner: 1982 Puma Coupe

The seller of this 1980 Puma Coupe is speaking very directly to me in his listing, as he references an impending expansion to his family as a reason for moving this rare VW-based creation on. That’t not entirely my… more»

Ruddspeed Modified: 1965 Volvo 122S

When we think of popular tuning houses closely associated with major manufacturers, names like AMG, RUF, and Cosworth are quick to come to mind. However, familiarize yourself with the name Ruddspeed, which apparently looked after old Volvo 122s back… more»