This could the perfect start to the perfect hot rod! Everyone builds ’32 coupes, so this sedan would stand out at the next car show. And if you really want to draw a crowd, the only thing you need… more»
French Goddess: 1971 Citroen D Super
If you have never looked at one of these amazing cars, you should. Not only was the styling futuristic, but the mechanicals were downright space-age! They featured front-wheel-drive and a “magic carpet ride” hydropneumatic suspension. This one came from… more»
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Daily Drive It: 1965 Porsche 911 SWB
Early 911s may have been priced out of many people’s budgets these days, but it’s always good to have something to aspire to. Their values have made it so you don’t see a lot driving around though so you… more»
Cheap Classic: 1976 Pontiac Grand Prix
The seller claims that this one was owned by a little old lady. Power is provided by a 350 V8 and it’s still wearing its original paint. It isn’t perfect but looks like a decent driver for the price…. more»
Junkyard Find: 1969 Volkswagen Beetle
With over a 21 million Beetles sold, you’d think the junkyards would still be littered with them. When was the last time you saw one though? We hadn’t seen one in a long time so when we spotted this… more»
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Parked In ’88: 1968 Chevrolet Camaro SS 396
For some strange reason, this Camaro was parked in 1988. Perhaps fuel prices had gotten too high or maybe it was too expensive to insure? Those really aren’t good reasons to cage up a beast like this for over… more»
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All-Weather Fun: 1990 Porsche 911 C4 Cabriolet
Could this be the perfect all-weather sports car? The fact that this is a droptop 911 ensures that it’s fun in the summer, but this one is also equipped with all-wheel-drive for some winter thrills! The Carrera 4 was… more»
Memorial Day Deal: 25% Off Memberships!
Today we would like to honor all those who have died while serving our country. We appreciate all the sacrifices made by the good people in our military. We thank you all! Big sales seem to be one way… more»
READER AD: $750 1974 Ford Pinto Project
The Pinto may not have been pretty, but it did help Ford enter the then emerging econocar market. The Beetle had been around for a while and a flock of small affordable cars was headed to our shores. The… more»
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Closet Find: 1926 Louis Vuitton Train Case
Don’t worry, there’s a good reason this is on Barn Finds! Before Louis Vuitton became a famous fashion brand, they produced trunks. You know, the kind you strapped onto the back of your motor car! You may not remember… more»
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Golden Project: 1971 Porsche 911
If you’re in the market for a long hood 911 project, then may we suggest this one? It has been off the road since 1979 but appears to be very complete and original. There are a few problems areas… more»
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Could This Astro Van Be A Future Collectible?
This van may seem out of place here on Barn Finds but bear with me for a moment. When you look at as many cars as I do every day, you start to notice emerging trends. One blip that… more»
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The Best Worst Car Ever Revisited: 1986 Yugo GV
After almost five years this Yugo has resurfaced. Since we last featured it, the car has made its way to Spokane, Washington and found a very loving caretaker. The new owner put about 6k miles on it, but they… more»
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1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z11 Pace Car Project
In the late sixties, Camaros had been used as pace cars at Indy for a few years so Chevrolet decided to capitalize on that fact by building a “replica” and offering it to consumers. It ended up being one… more»
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Good Place To Start? 1976 Chevrolet Corvette L82
The seller of this Corvette claims that there might be less than 100 built with the same options. If that kind of thing matters to you, then you may want to take a look. This is obviously a project… more»
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Good Place To Start? 1969 Plymouth Road Runner
I’ve wanted a Road Runner since I was a kid. Back then probably it had more to do with the cartoon logo and horn than anything else, but today the idea of a barebones muscle car gets me excited…. more»
