I don’t think this King of the Road has ever spent time in a barn, but it’s definitely been safely stored away most of its life. It has traveled just 71k miles since new and is still in amazing… more»
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Quarter Mile Car: 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A
Restoring a car on a budget can be a bit tricky, but it’s possible if you do lots of work yourself and spread the costs out over a few years. The seller of this Challenger has owned it for a… more»
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One Serious Project: 1965 Corvette
As much as I love Corvettes and bringing projects back from the brink of despair, I’m not sure I would want to take on this ’65 project. It has all kinds of body damage and some nasty rust in… more»
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Dust Included: 1969 Camaro RS
In the hierarchy of the Camaro, the Z/28 followed by the SS are the cars to have. One step down from the SS is the RS, well at least the V8 optioned RS. This dusty Camaro is one of… more»
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Salvage Yard Liquidation: Vine Grove, Kentucky
Reader C. Jay L recently let us know about a salvage yard that is going out of business and the owner is clearing everything out. What doesn’t sell is destined to be crushed, so I asked C. Jay to… more»
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73k Mile Survivor: 1966 Mercury Monterey
I wouldn’t call this big Mercury a speed demon by any means, but with a 390 V8, it has to be one quick cruiser! Not only does it have its all original 390, but is all original inside and… more»
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1967 Chevrolet Bel Air Wagon For $600!
From Eric D – It looks like it had a fire, but the seller doesn’t say that in their ad. The $600 or best offer asking price is not too bad if it really is only surface rust. The… more»
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Cheshire Cat: 1964 Jaguar E-Type
Looking at this little old barn, you wouldn’t imagine there’d be much hiding inside. Maybe a Mini or a Sprite, but nothing as grand and impressive as a Jaguar. Yet that’s exactly what was found inside! It must have been… more»
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Barn Shaker: 1971 Plymouth Cuda 340
This Cuda has a plethora of two things, style and rust. The rust doesn’t look that bad at first, but as you start to look it over you start to realize just how rusty it is. It’s a 340… more»
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Low Mileage 1969 Camaro Z/28!
While I’d rather have it all original and not rusted out, this Camaro surely deserves being saved! It’s a Z/28 with the correct DZ 302 V8 after all! The seller claims the 45,556 miles are original and correct, but they only… more»
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The Locomotion: 1955 Chevrolet Dragster
In my opinion, the ’60s and ’70s were the golden era for drag racing. There were all kinds of amazing drag cars built during the time period, with everyone trying to find new was of getting down the quarter… more»
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To Drive Or Not To Drive: 1977 Cadillac Seville
We all love low mileage survivors, but there is always one major hangup with them for us. What do you do with them? Do you drive them or keep them sealed away to hopefully appreciate in value. In my… more»
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Rare British Project: 1969 TVR Vixen
After reviving our TVR, I’ve had plenty of dreams about finding another one of these awesome Brits. Sadly, they just aren’t all that common. Our Tasmin was powered by a wonderful Ford V6, but every time I drove it,… more»
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1972 Chevy Vegamino Project!
I know, Chevy never made a truck version of the compact Vega, but that hasn’t stopped a few pioneering individuals from creating them. I have only seen a few other Vega wagons-turned-truck and most looked quite poorly done. This… more»
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Street Wedge: 1965 Dodge Coronet 500
I know it’s not a Max Wedge, but I think most of us could live with just 365 horsepower and 410 pounds of torque that the Street Wedge produces. This ’65 Coronet 500 is in pieces, with it’s 426… more»
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Italian In Sweden: 1972 Lancia Fulvia 1.3S
I’ll admit it, I’m a huge fan of fun little Italian sports cars. Yes, I know it would be cooler to have found a Miura in this barn, but in terms of an Italian barn find that you can… more»
