One Of 248! 1965 Ferrari 275 GTB

Known as a short-nose Berlinetta, this 1965 Ferrari 275 GTB is one of only 248 assembled at Maranello. It has a documented chain of custody/ownership and is considered, “A Worthy Ferrari Project; Ideal Candidate for Concours or Vintage Racing“…. more»

Parked in ’55: 1933 Ford Tudor Deluxe

There is no shortage of ’30s vintage Fords in these modern times! We cover them all of the time here on Barn Finds. And while this example is not the uber collectible ’32 Duece, it is a ’33 Tudor… more»

Some Assembly Required: 1965 Sunbeam Tiger

Well, it could be cool if you have all of the parts and know-how to put it all back together again. And things get confusing as the car pictured above is a ’67 Alpine Shell and the ’65 Tiger… more»

Fixer-Upper! 1973 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia

Claimed to have only 49K original miles and needing some TLC, this 1973 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia is a for-real barn find and not just another old car slapped with that moniker. It appears to be in OK shape so… more»

23K Miles! Rare 1955 Studebaker Speedster

Based on Studebaker’s well-known President model, the Speedster was a 2,200 copy, 1955 only model. Who knew? Well, some of you probably did but I missed this one. And, it’s claimed to have only experienced 23K miles! OK then,… more»

Hay Barn Find! 1972 Mercedes 250C

This! Coming out of a hay barn or not, this 1972 Mercedes-Benz 250C has beautiful lines – it’s an attention-getter! Known internally as a W114, this coupe is one of only 8K copies built over a five-year span. It’s… more»

Silver Anniversary Edition: 1951 Pontiac Super Deluxe

Parked in 1983, the seller of this 1951 Pontiac Super Deluxe Catalina tells us that it is one of only 3,433 built that year. It’s a top drawer model and helped Pontiac celebrate its 25th anniversary. Looking a bit… more»

1942 Cadillac M24 Custom Speedster

If you research a Cadillac M24 you’ll find the designation associated with a flathead V8 engine as used in a Chaffee M24 military tank. Actually, Cadillac’s involvement was more than just contributing and engine, they were also responsible for… more»

1967 Ford Mustang GT Fastback S-Code 390

Another Mustang? Yes, another Mustang, one that might not initially garner much attention. But upon further review, this 1967 GT has a bit of a story and invites questions, so let’s examine further. It’s located in Montello, Wisconsin and… more»

Rare Ragtop: 1968 Mercury Montego MX

OK folks, when was the last time you saw one of these? A 1968 Mercury Montego convertible? The seller claims that it’s one of only 3,300 built and I think it’s the first that I have ever seen, or… more»

No Reserve: 1933 Buick Series 90

Wouldn’t you really rather have a Buick? You bet when it’s as nice as this 1933 Series 90 sedan. Originally hailing from Los Angeles, this beautiful sedan moved to Florida where it was stored for a number of years…. more»

No Reserve Engine Rebuild: 1966 Porsche 912

While not a Porsche-o-file, I definitely appreciate the engineering excellence and understated elegance that Porsche has incorporated into their cars since their beginning. I have had experience driving a Cayman and GT3 for a few laps on a controlled,… more»

Rare Commemorative Edition: 1979.5 Ford Ranchero

A few weeks back, I covered this 1972 Ford Ranchero and stated, “Full disclosure, Ford Rancheros, such as this 1972 example, don’t capture my imagination the way that Chevy’s El Camino does“. Well, that lack of imagination capture extends… more»

Technicolor Interior: 1972 Ford Mustang

OK, so this 1972 Ford Mustang “Sports Roof” looks pretty good at first blush. It looks to be a nice example of a non-muscle car version of a popular muscle car but it has been sent off to Just… more»

No Reserve Real SS: 1970 Chevrolet Nova

Pity the poor 1970 Chevrolet Nova (but not too much, there were 307K* built) but the Super Sport (SS) performance version was overshadowed by internal competition in the form of the Chevelle SS and the Camaro SS & Z28…. more»

California Survivor: 1935 Studebaker Dictator

Can you imagine in this day and age naming a car the “Dictator”? How about the “Absolutist” for a top-level model? Maybe the “Strong Man” would work for a muscle car. I’m kinda partial to the “Tyrant” having worked… more»

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