Three-On-The Tree! 1968 Ford Custom

Here’s an interesting find. It’s advertised as a Galaxie but it’s really a 1968 Ford Custom two-door sedan. It’s interesting because Galaxies and XLs comprise the bulk of full-size Ford finds. Customs? Not so much so.  Beyond that, it’s… more»

Senior AACA Winner! 1937 Packard Six

This! Yes, this car, a 1937 Packard Six Sports Coupe in this condition, what a find! It turned up on our tip list and I wish I could thank someone for submitting this fantastic example of what was, one… more»

El-BRAT-Chero! 1982 Subaru GL

Imagine naming a vehicle a BRAT. I’ve had quite a few pejoratives that I’ve used to describe cars that I’ve owned but none would be suitable as a marketing moniker, or likely fit for consumption here. Actually, Subaru’s BRAT… more»

Air-Cooled Convertible: 1964 Chevrolet Corvair

In current times, it can be hard to define an appropriate category for the Chevrolet Corvair (1960-1969). They’re a compact but not in the Chevy II, Ford Falcon, or Plymouth Valiant sense of the segment. They’re more like a… more»

Camper Ready: 1976 Ford Ranchero GT

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote this post about a ’70 and ’71 Ford Ranchero. Today, we have the follow-on version in the form of a ’76 Ranchero GT bathed in a very 70’s olive green finish that… more»

Survivor With “P”!? 1956 Chevrolet BelAir

OK, it’s sometimes the elephant in the room these days but if you have an interest in old cars, at some point the dreaded “P” word is going to surface. No, not that “P” word the Patina P word…. more»

It Takes Center Stage 1: 1970 Buick Gran Sport

Everybody got in on the hi-po bandwagon in the ’60s, even staid Buick, known more for near-luxury sedans and a wonderful tourer called Riviera. The apex of all that action, at least for GM and its various divisions, was… more»

Elegance On Wheels: 1987 Cadillac Brougham

Oh boy! It’s “Bro-gum” time and today’s subject is really puttin’ on the Ritz, it’s a 1987 Cadillac Brougham d’Elegance. It would be easy to poke some fun at this late ’80s example of “The Standard of the World”… more»

Worldly Traveler: 1937 Morris Eight

Here’s a curious little barn find, a 1937 Morris Eight Series I. I don’t believe that I have encountered one before and the seller claims that it is a rare two-seat model. Having traveled from England to Australia to… more»

One Of 630! 1932 Buick Roadster

The first thing that I thought of when reviewing this 1932 Buick 56C roadster is, “Could this be the origins of the muscle car?” Sporty lines, a sort of two-seater (if you don’t include the rumble seat), convertible folding… more»

North Of The Border Find: 1938 Pontiac Six

Most Pontiacs that we cover are Trans Ams, GTOs, and early ’60s Grand Prixs or Catalinas. We’re going to go a bit further back today with this 1938 Pontiac Six Two-Door Touring sedan. Known as “Betty” this sedan was… more»

Car Port Find: 1975 Chevrolet Nova

“Nuttin’ Fancy” would be one way to describe this 1975 Chevrolet Nova. OK, so it’s a Nova “Custom” but it was still a pretty basic, compact ride back in its day. But as with anything, what’s really common can… more»

Stately Survivor: 1970 Mercedes 220D

OK, here are the details on a Barn Finds Classifieds reference for a 1970 Mercedes-Benz 220D sedan. This is one incredibly clean sedan, with reasonable mileage, especially considering that it has been in existence for over half a century…. more»

Rat Power? 1957 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight

Back in the era, this 1957 Oldsmobile Starfire Ninety-Eight would have been called a show-boat – it makes a big visual statement with its two-tone finish, continental spare, spinner wheel covers, wide whites, and fender skirts. But beyond all… more»

Almost A Century Old! 1928 REO Wolverine

One thing that doesn’t turn up often here at Barn Finds is an REO – regardless of either a car or truck model. Today’s find, a 1928 REO Wolverine, is considered, of course, to be a barn find –… more»

Barn Bound BelAir: 1964 Chevrolet Sedan

There was a time when ownership of a Chevrolet BelAir put one in the top drawer of GM’s entry-level brand. The Impala’s 1958 introduction knocked the BelAir back a notch and by the time that this ’64 BelAir rolled… more»

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