Factory A/C Equipped? 1971 Porsche 911T

A Porsche 911 normally wouldn’t find its way onto Barn Finds unless it was, truly, a barn find. And the condition of one as nice as this 1971 example would probably exempt it too. What sets this Porsche apart… more»

Mopar Mansion: 1969 Dodge A108 Corey Cruiser

There is a definite advantage to a camper style van when you’re hitting the road. Why pay for expensive motel rooms when you can just pull over and knock off for a bit?  The assumption was probably that a… more»

Superb Survivor! 1989 Ford LTD Crown Victoria

Automobile model names mean different things to different people. When I hear “Crown Victoria” I’m right on law enforcement – and no, I don’t have an “unusual” relationship with the police, it’s just the first association that I conjure…. more»

Barn Bound-26 Years: 1962 Oldsmobile Starfire Convertible

Oldsmobile was an early “in” with a luxury coupe segment courtesy of the new for 1961 Starfire. It was not the first time that the Starfire name had been in Olds’ line-up as it initially appeared in 1954 as… more»

Boat Tail Beauty: 1971 Buick Riviera 455

Buick Rivieras are no stranger to Barn Finds, various examples, in a myriad of conditions, spanning different generations have been covered in the past. But the Gen-3 Riviera, known colloquially as the “boat tail”, always garners appreciation – they… more»

Rare V8-Powered Sports Car: 1987 Marcos Mantula

Here, for your review is a Marcos Mantula. Sounds like a “who” that we’re going to review, more so than a “what” but it is, in fact, a very interesting, notable British sports car. One of only 289 produced… more»

Abandoned Building Find: 1977 Plymouth Volare

Let’s be clear, I’m not about to break into a rendition of Volare ala Sergio Franchi and you should thank your lucky stars for that; cat’s fighting would be more melodic than listening to my tortured pipes. But that said,… more»

Modern El Camino: 2004 Pontiac GTO Sports Truck!

By conventional wisdom and research, we know that Chevrolet discontinued the El Camino at the conclusion of the 1987 model year. But Holden, GM’s now closed Australian subsidiary, constructed what they referred to as the “Ute” short for “utility”… more»

36K Mile Survivor! 1964 Dodge Polara

Get a load of this Dodge Polara, suddenly it’s 1964! This 36K mile, according to the seller, one family-owned car is in magnificent condition and looks much like it did when it rolled out of the Dodge assembly plant… more»

Cheap 1975 Invader GT Barn Find

Talk about a wild looking barn find. While this won’t be the first time one has appeared on Barn Finds as my colleague, Adam Clarke, wrote this article about a 1970 Invader GT back in 2019, here is another,… more»

Big Beautiful Wagon: 1973 Ford Country Squire

OK, back to cars! Specifically, station wagons. Last week it was Chevrolet, yesterday Dodge and today, a Ford. And not just any Ford, but a big, brown bruiser of a faux wood-grained, 1973 Country Squire with a claimed 57K… more»

Penny Bank Find: 1793 Strawberry-Leaf Cent Coin

Penny for your thoughts! Well if I chose a 1793 Strawberry Leaf cent as my offered penny, it would cost me about $360,000! One of only four in known existence of the 65K originally struck, this 1793 example marks… more»

383 Powered: 20k Mile 1968 Dodge Coronet Wagon

OK, no full-size Chevrolet station wagons, at least for a while. Instead, let’s turn our sights towards Dodge, specifically a 1968 Coronet model 440. This example is listed as a 20K mile barn find and that claim alone makes… more»

Nice Price Survivor! 1968 Mercury Monterey

Normally, I wouldn’t bat an eyeball at a Mercury Monterey but as soon as I glimpsed this example, I remembered an almost identical version that my father owned between 1968 and 1972. Other than the color, his was white,… more»

British Rarity: 1963 Alvis TD21

OK, a show of hands if you’ve heard of an Alvis! I thought so…My hand’s down, I’ve never heard of one either so let’s take a look at this very sharp, 1963 Alvis TD21. It is located in Vancouver,… more»

Old School Speed: 1922 Ford Model T Speedster

Yes, it’s a Ford Model T and no, it’s not black. It’s a sharp-looking 1922 “Speedster”. It just makes you want to grab your goggles, hang on to your hat and step on it! And think of it, it’s… more»

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