Never This Nice: 1987 Toyota Celica GT-S

Lately, I’ve been paying more attention to future Japanese classics. The German and American models that plastered the bedroom walls of adolescents now entering their mid-life stage are quickly rising in value, from the iconic BMW 3-Series to the… more»

BOGO: Pair of BMW 635CSI’s

Somebody is going to get a great deal – if the price stays low. While it’s perhaps common knowledge I’m a fan of older BMWs, anyone who is handy with a wrench should keep an eye on this genuine… more»

Abandoned Building Find: 1966 Chevy Corvair Corsa

If this story checks out, what a great rescue by the seller. Apparently, this 1966 Chevy Corvair Corsa convertible was languishing in an abandoned building for over 20 years, stuck with an owner that had no plans to restore… more»

17.5K Miles and Mark Cross Leather: 1988 New Yorker

By the time you read this, a very fine and well-equipped Chrysler New Yorker will be nearing the end of its auction, which does have a reserve and a Buy-It-Now of $6,500. The New Yorker, as you might recall,… more»

Big Little Package: 1972 Honda N600s

Although economy cars are useful in many ways, you shouldn’t necessarily count on them to lead easy lives. Easy to abuse and not demanding on your wallet, cherished examples aren’t exactly a dime a dozen. This pair of 1972… more»

Pass the Pipe: 1966 Ford Boogie Van

When you look at a van like this 1966 Ford E-Series here on eBay, your mind tends to wander: who created this psychedelic machine? Did they have a vision when they started? Do they tire of getting photographed while idling… more»

1959 Corvette With A Nose Job!

For those of you who either know about or have attended the variety of car shows and swap meets in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, you likely know that there’s a community of weird and wonderful vehicles that reside in the nearby… more»

Warehouse Find: 1973 Maico Enduro

When we think of vintage two-wheelers, it’s easy to focus solely on motorcycles, which can offer an ideal mixture of speed and handling with gorgeous bodywork attached. But there are also vintage dirtbikes worth paying attention to, as these are… more»

Survivor Workhorse: 1978 Chevy C10 Van

We’ve all seen them: the old plumbers’ vans or contractor trucks. They look decrepit, somehow hanging on for dear life despite rust overtaking the body and evidence of accident damage on every panel. Sometimes they are Econolines, other times… more»

Mojave Cloth: 1,879 Mile Oldsmobile Cutlass

Just when you thought being a low-mileage survivor was reason enough to be featured on Barn Finds, this ’79 Oldsmobile Cutlass here on craigslist has to go and up the ante. How, you might ask? By sporting this super stunning “Mojave” interior,… more»

Well Optioned: 1973 Porsche 911S

Even though the Porsche craze is getting a bit long in the tooth, there are still some interesting cars popping up that are worth documenting. One way to truly set a vintage 911 apart is whether it remains numbers-matching… more»

T-Roof Project: 1980 Dodge Mirada

This isn’t the first Dodge Mirada we’ve featured on Barn Finds, but it might be the cheapest. That’s because unlike the previous entries, this Mirada is firmly in project  car territory, but that does make it a bit more attainable…. more»

It’s a Write Off: 1961 Chevy Corvette

Not too long ago, we featured a Stingray that had been through a fire, leaving it a ragged pile of a project. Interestingly, it appears as if the same seller has yet another burned-out ‘Vette for sale. This 1961… more»

Virgin Formula: 1989 Pontiac Firebird

Back in high school, there was a girl who was always somewhat quiet and reserved – a nice individual, but when you pictured her in a car, you might think a Corolla or Cavalier would be the vehicle of… more»

Project Truck Paradise: Yard Finds on eBay

Every now and again, you can find sellers on eBay that have a whole host of vehicles for sale. I noticed a seller of old trucks seemed to have access to a larger property with lots of vintage tin,… more»

Upper Crust: 1975 Ford Elite

These days, we feel pretty smart as consumers, don’t we? With endless access to online reviews and YouTube celebrities reviewing cars, it’s not the same dog and pony show. But in the 70s, you could put a different badge… more»