A well cared for survivor car is exciting, but even more so when it is an E-Type. Reader Mike B. just sent us the link to this 1968 Jaguar XKE which resides just four doors down from his place…. more»
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Northeast Ohio Barn Find
Barn Finds follower Matt G noticed some auction signs the other day while driving by a farm in Northeast Ohio. Turns out there are four farms going up for auction at the end of the month. Combined the properties… more»
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Drive-In Fun: 1951 Nash Ambassador
Most people born in recent years will never know anything about all the great American manufacturers who used to battle for market share here on their home turf. Nash is one of those companies who’s memory is starting to… more»
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Utah Warehouse Find: 1966 Porsche 911
Back in March we featured a warehouse that was packed full of interesting projects. Well, we were just alerted by BF regular Daren of a KSL listing that confirms that many of the cars are still for sale, including… more»
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Original Paint: 1953 Ford Country Sedan
This 1953 Ford Country Sedan is claimed to still be wearing its original paint. That is quite a feat for a 30 year old car, but this wagon is going to turn 60 soon. It needs some work, but… more»
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Swedish Surfer: 1967 Volvo 122 Wagon
Here is today’s obligatory Volvo. Reader David C sent this in last week for Wagon Wednesday and ironically it is from the same area as the surf wagon (Morro Bay). This one is in a little better shape though…. more»
Real Surf Wagon: 1964 Pontiac Bonneville
Wagons have been loved by surfers for years. An old Woodie was their vehicle of choice because it provided plenty of room to haul their buddies, some food, and a few surfboards on top. We doubt any of them… more»
Name that Car: Green Fender Scoops
Facebook follower Edward R just uploaded this photo to our page and asked what it was. So, who can name it first? We don’t have any hints besides what you can see in the picture. We will hold the… more»
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Old Street Racer: 1970 Plymouth Road Runner
The Road Runner was meant to be an inexpensive muscle car without all the frills. Plymouth increased the performance while cutting out the non-essentials. Sounds like a good plan to us. This 1970 Plymouth Road Runner has seen many… more»
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1964 Triumph TR4 Barn Find
A barn find with no rust is a rare thing, especially a British one. Well, the seller of this 1964 Triumph TR4 claims that there is no rust on the frame, floors, or body. That is quite a claim… more»
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2013 Barn Finds Calendar
We hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving with family and friends. We also hope that you made it through Black Friday with a few dollars left in your wallet because we just finished this year’s calendar and it looks… more»
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French Amazon: 1960 Peugeot 403 Wagon
To wrap up Wagon Wednesday, we have a 1960 Peugeot 403 wagon. Peugeot was right along side Volvo when they started building wagons and some will argue that they were the better of the two. We will let you… more»
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911 Compromise: 1993 Volvo 240 Classic
We couldn’t have Wagon Wednesday without bringing up Volvo. Loved by hippies and college professors alike, the 240 is the quintessential wagon. Most people don’t understand them, but in a sea of SUVs and Crossovers, the Volvo 240 looks… more»
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Room For Nine: 1964 Impala Wagon
Many barn finds are dug out and sold, only to get parked and ending up in worse condition then when found. This 1964 Chevrolet Impala wagon is just one of those cases. It was complete with only 55k miles… more»
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1983 Honda Civic Wagon Survivor
It can be hard to get excited about an old Honda wagon, but this one may catch your interest. Most eighties’ Hondas have been driven into the ground by now, but somehow this 1983 Civic avoided the ravages of… more»
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Wagon Wednesday: 1954 Packard Hearse
It’s Wagon Wednesday today so we are going to see how many unique wagons we can dig up. Go check your local craigslist and your favorite forums and send them in! To kick things off we have this 1954 Packard… more»
