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Jim M’s Barn Finds Success Story!

Reader Jim M – I already owned a 1930 American Austin that was truly a “barn find”. It has not been licensed or driven since 1955 and had been stored many years in an auto repair shop, then in… more»

54 Mile 1980 Cadillac Eldorado

When I see cars like this, I can’t help buy wonder why someone would buy a beautiful new luxury car, drive it home, park it in the garage and then never drive it ever again. With just 54 miles… more»

93 Year Old Survivor: 1923 Durant Star Touring

They just don’t build them the way they use to! I honestly can’t think of a single car being built today that will look as good as this Durant does after 93 years. I mean look at this thing!… more»

Possibly A Lloyd?

From Dean C – This car sits on top of a shipping container near my work. I can’t get very close to it while on duty. I have always liked the small oddball cars and have gotten familiar with… more»

1964 Amphicar Project In Uganda

Buying any car online can be a huge gamble, but buying one that’s on the other side of the globe is downright scary! This Amphicar project is located in Uganda, which isn’t the first place I would think to… more»

Dave’s 1967 Ford Fairlanes

From Dave H – I have been dying to share my recent find in California. I live in Florida but was visiting family before I was to start a new job in of all places, Kuwait. I own what “I… more»

Can You Identify These Finds In Africa?

From Stephen H – I was brought up in a small country in Southern Africa called Lesotho in the 70’s. I now live in Miami. Back then the roads were dominated by old American cars brought in from South… more»

Crazy Custom: 1946 Ford Coupe

We’ve seen some pretty interesting customs lately, but this has to be one of the more crazy creations we’ve come across. Someone took a ’46 Ford Coupe and did the usual chop top, but then took things a more interesting… more»

Why? 1993 Plymouth Acclaim Plow

This isn’t the first time we’ve seen this sort of thing, but every time we see one of these strange creations two things come to mind. First, why? What possible reason can someone have for putting a car body… more»

As Basic As It Gets: 1951 Crosley Hotshot

We’ve actually featured quite a few Crosley Hotshots over the years and every time, we think to ourselves how much fun it would be to have one! They aren’t the fastest sports car, they are actually quite slow, but… more»

Sun Scorched: 1968 AMC AMX 390

Well this AMC definitely has an interesting look to it. I’m honestly not sure what to call it. Is it patina, sun baked or just rust? Here’s my dilemma with it, it has surface rust in the areas where… more»

Plaid Perfection: 1971 Dodge Demon 340

If I were to start describing a car that was a performance variant of an otherwise mundane car that left the factory in sporty colors and some of the best looking plaid covered seats around, you’d probably think I was… more»

Formula For Fun: 1965 Plymouth Barracuda

I know when most of us think of the Barracuda, we picture a brawny ’70s muscle car in bright colored paint and while they were fun cars, I think the earlier Plymouth Barracudas don’t get the love they truly deserve…. more»

Project TVR: First Start Attempt!

We have been very busy here at Barn Finds HQ lately. That’s how it goes when you  drag home not one but two barn finds in a 24 hour time span! It’s been fun, but a lot of work…. more»

Fire Chief’s Ride: 1962 Dodge Dart Wagon

I just love finds like this! Not only is it a fair unusual wagon, but this Dodge Dart also spent its early years as the Fire Chief of Carrizozo, New Mexico’s car. Sadly, someone started restoring it, but never finished… more»

Eli Has Been Busy! Finds In Missouri

This past summer we featured some photos taken by one of our younger readers Eli R, which you can see here! He was just about to set off for college the first time we heard from him. At that… more»