Former Rally Star: 1985 Super Duty Fiero

Although craigslist and eBay are chock-full of interesting projects and former race cars, some of the best finds turn up on club websites and other less visible forums. Thanks for Barn Finds reader Peter who spotted a very interesting Pontiac Fiero… more»

$700 Moving Sale: 1979 Chrysler LeBaron (Relisted!)

UPDATE 3/16/17 – The ad was deleted right after we featured this one, but it’s been relisted again here on craigslist. The listing says that the car must be paid for and towed away within three weeks so you’d… more»

How Many Are Left? 1981 Toyota Sunchaser

Today was a messy day in the Northeast, casting doubt that springtime is going to arrive in the near-term. So it goes without saying that when you’re heaving snow off the shovel with about three inches of water underneath,… more»

Just $300 Bones: 1980 Ford Pinto Wagon

So the best things in life are not always free. And sometimes, free is not good at all. Despite the fact that the seller of this handsome 1980 Ford Pinto wagon received the car as a gift, he is… more»

$525K Museum Piece: 1944 KDF Type 82E

Here’s the thing about Volkswagens: when you cross into the earliest examples, models used in wartime, or vans with lots of windows, the price of entry changes dramatically. No longer is it just an air-cooled ‘Dub; it is an… more»

Special Seats: 1983 Firebird Recaro Edition

Ask most cars guys (and girls) and at least some of them will claim to have been distracted by a nice seat. I’m guilty – I have spent far too much time chasing sport seats in one configuration or… more»

Dog Approved: 1967 International Travelall

Although I don’t claim to be a hunter, there’s something uniquely American about a truck loaded up with flannel clothes, weapons, beef jerky and man’s best friend. I’ve never hung out in a tree scouting for deer, but I’d… more»

Real J Code: 1968 Dodge Super Bee

When it comes to Mopars, genuine Hemi cars tend to command all the marbles. That is, regardless of condition, they fetch a big price in both restored and unrestored condition. When those vehicles also come with numbers matching powerplants,… more»

One Repaint, All Stock: 1967 Chevy Camaro

“Unaltered” is a word used somewhat freely anymore, especially as it pertains to survivor cars. Sometimes it’s true, but most of the time, it tends to be exaggeration. In the case of this very clean and very stock 1967… more»

Rare Ghia Trim Survivor: 1976 Mercury Capri II

Ah, the lovely Mercury Capri. These Euro-inspired models are a rarity on these shores anymore, with many of them falling victim to the tin worm or just fading off into obscurity. It’s rare to find any roadgoing example, especially… more»

Sitting Since 1990: 1973 Datsun 240Z

Could you imagine walking out past your project car every day for the last 17 years, just watching it collect dust? That’s the story being told in a listing for a 1973 Datsun 240Z. I suppose if you own… more»

22 Years Stored: 1952 Mercedes 170VA

I’ve often thought an ideal storage arrangement would be some sort of basement-style setup where you could sock away a few project cars next to the surf boards and old bicycles. One owner of a vintage Mercedes-Benz W136 chassis… more»

Upscale Aries: 1983 Dodge 400

Among short-lived models, Chrysler Corporation’s 400 line didn’t stick around very long. Originally conceived as a step-up from the Aires lineup, it was quickly folded into the 600 series just two years after introduction, making this clean coupe here on… more»

Originally Cost $167,400: 1990 Bentley Turbo R

Well, this is a sad sight: a once-proud Bentley Turbo R sedan languishing in a tow yard after being collected from an estate sale. This is one of those vehicles that graced the pages of any hardcover book or… more»

1 of 122: 1983 Chrysler Imperial

In the world of automotive color combinations, black with red is one the sharpest there is, in my humble opinion. From BMWs to Mazdas, Fords to Mopars, black on red is one of the more eye-catching combos out there…. more»

$100 Or Best Offer! 1973 Olds Omega

There isn’t much you can buy with $100 when it comes to motor vehicles. Sure, you could buy a wreck, or a previously harvested parts car – but sometimes, even those exceed $100. Well, out in San Francisco you… more»