Here’s a fun little machine with some interesting history. Apparently, it was built well known racer, Sandy MacArthur. He had built his own race car back in the fifties and christened it the “Sparrow”. This thing was built later… more»
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Terrorific Targa: 1973 Porsche 911
After suffering a side impact, the previous owner stashed this 911 away with hopes of restoring it some day. Well, 20 years later it has wound up in the current seller’s hands and things look pretty sad. The engine… more»
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Barn Wood Find: Custom Woodie Wagon
This may not be a barn find, but it very well could have been made out of a barn! It’s based off a ’36 Ford and was built by a disabled vet back in the 90s. He has since… more»
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Deal Or Dud: 1971 Lotus Europa
If the Elan from the other day was a little too pricey for you, then may we suggest this Europa instead? The driving experience won’t be quite the same, but it will still be good and will end costing… more»
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North Pole Finds: Vintage Horse Drawn Sleighs
Christmas may be over, but winter lingers on. So, I figured it was still appropriate to feature a couple of old sleighs that Jim S sent in. I’ve always dreamed of taking one of these out on the snow… more»
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Diesel/5-Speed: 1990 Land Cruiser
Before everyone gets upsets, please let me explain. Normally we wouldn’t feature a Land Cruiser from the nineties here, but this one is different than any other you are going to find on our shores. See, it has a… more»
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Little Big Project: 1969 Lotus Elan
I’ve mentioned before that I’d love to own a Lotus Elan. It has few rivals in the handling department and the power produced by that twin-cam isn’t too shabby either. They are getting harder to find though so I… more»
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Vandalized 1972 Plymouth Barracuda
We have featured some angry ex-wife handiwork before, but this one might take the cake. This beautiful Barracuda has a 340 under the hood and is claimed to only have 38k miles on it. If you look closely at… more»
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Pick Your Power: 1950 Chevrolet 3100
If you thought the ’55 from yesterday was too pricey, then may I suggest this one instead? This truck is older and the engine has gone missing, but bidding seems to be slower and there’s no reserve! You’ll need… more»
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The Most Valuable Firewall Ever?
Could this be the most valuable firewall ever? Well, with bidding here on eBay getting close to $9,000, it may just be! Apparently, it came from a 396/4-speed equipped ’69 Camaro RS Convertible. I understand that this was a… more»
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Dual-Purpose: 1955 Chevrolet Pickup
A little car is great for the daily commute – it’s easy on fuel, comfortable, and sometimes even fun to drive. But when there’s junk to haul, you wish you had a truck. I daily drive my classic car… more»
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Where Have All The Affordable Cars Gone?
If you are going to spend the kind of money needed to own an E-Type, you might as well spring for a Series 1 Roadster. As with many collector cars, the first generation really is the best. The covered… more»
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Please Keep It Clean!
Some people feel like they can say things on the internet that they would never say in a face to face setting. We have worked hard to make Barn Finds different than other sites though. This is a place… more»
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Lowest Mileage Miata In The World?
The seller of this 1990 Miata claims that it could be the lowest mileage example left in the world. After selling my own early low-mileage Miata, I can see the appeal. Personally, I enjoyed my 250k mile car more,… more»
Success Story: MGA Headed To Italy!
Back in October we featured an MGA and the sellers (Mike and Sandy K.) just left a comment on the story that we wanted to share with everyone: Not sure who Jim S. is but we sure do thank… more»
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Drivable 1964 Chrysler 300 For $1,900!
The 300 in the Chrysler 300’s model designation stood for the horsepower output of the first cars. This particular 300 is fitted with a 383 and still manages to crank out a little more than that number. The seller… more»
