Ford’s big luxury cruiser known as the Thunderbird, or T-bird if you’d rather, was actually quite the looker when it hit showroom floors in 1955. It seems rather fitting that this ’56 wears a very eye catching and flashy… more»
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Alpina Special: 1983 BMW C1 2.3
Have you been looking for a sporty and fun BMW to hit the roads in this summer, but want something more unique and interesting than an M3? Take a look at this beautiful Alpina built C1 2.3! It is… more»
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Nearly Sixty: 1957 Chevrolet 150
Reader Dustyn F has found another interesting barn find! This one is a ’57 Chevy and yes, it’s a 4 door, but it still looks like a great find! Here is what Dustyn has to say about it –… more»
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Good Ol’ Truck: 1952 Chevrolet 3100
Over the past couple years I’ve seen interest in old trucks really climb. At first it was a bit of a surprise, but the more I look at these old workhorses the more I see why they are so… more»
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Black Plate Project: 1961 Mercedes 190SL
From the outside, this Mercedes looks pretty good. The 190SL is definitely a beautifully styled car and they have been appreciating considerably over the past few years, but they can get quite pricey when it comes time to fix… more»
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One Owner Racer: 1966 Shelby GT 350
We all dream of finding something amazing hiding in a barn, whether it’s a rare Italian supercar or a limited production American muscle car. There’s no doubt in my mind that one of the most dreamt about barn finds… more»
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Can You Find A Better: 1972 Mustang Mach 1 CJ
This Mach 1 has a great look to it and is packing a Cobra Jet engine, sadly it isn’t the might 429 CJ, but is instead a 351 CJ. By ’72, compression numbers were on there way down meaning… more»
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Napco Equipped: 1958 Chevrolet 3600
There is just something incredibly cool about a big old work truck with some patina and a Napco 4×4 system! This ’58 Chevy has all of those features and it is definitely a beast. It has spent its life in… more»
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Farm Find: 1972 Citroen DS21 Estate
From Dustyn F – How did this Citroen end up in the middle of a Colorado farm field? Perhaps it migrated in from Aspen or Telluride or a family moving to the area from somewhere Citroen’s were sold. Even in this reasonable condition… more»
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Can You Find A Better: 1962 Ford Falcon
When I spotted this Falcon 4 door here on eBay, I thought it looked like the perfect CYFBO feature! This clean family hauler looks to be in very nice condition throughout. The seller states that there aren’t many Falcons… more»
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Barn Finds At Silverstone!
I wish I could go to the Silverstone auction in Northamptonshire, UK coming up towards the end of the month and not just because I’d love to go see this history track, but to see the two incredible barn… more»
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Can You Find A Better: 1962 Jaguar E-Type
This E-Type looks to be pretty rough and with a $62,500 asking, it definitely isn’t cheap. So, let’s see if you guys can find a better one for this kind of money? This example can be seen here on… more»
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Big Little Project: 1970 Porsche 914/6
I’ve always been fascinated by the idea of the Porsche 914/6. It just sounds like fun to take the lightweight mid-engined 914 and cram the 6 cylinder 911 engine in it. While you could do that yourself, or better… more»
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Ratty Four Door: 1955 Chevrolet Wagon
This 1955 Chevy Wagon might be a ratty 4 door, but with an asking price of $1,775 might be a worthwhile project. Or maybe not, it has a lot of rust and is missing a lot of trim. It… more»
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Custom Potential: 1931 Ford Tudor
As much as I would hate to see this Ford Tudor customized, since it’s already missing its engine, that might be the best option for it. These Fords are quite popular with the hot rodding crowd, and it’s pretty… more»
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Survivor Coupe: 1937 Studebaker Dictator
Studebaker didn’t always pick the best of names for their cars, of course prior to the Cold War the name Dictator probably didn’t conjure up the same emotions that it did later on. Regardless of naming conventions, they sure… more»
