From Brian C – Howdy Barn Finders. I just spotted this 1929 Franklin for sale in the streets of north Seattle. The seller says the odometer shows 60k but doesn’t say if it’s original. However it does state the motor… more»
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Brill Tritt: The Man Behind Glasspar
We recently featured a car that was listed as a Glasspar G2 by the seller, but as many of you pointed it, it clearly isn’t a Glasspar. Shortly after running it, I received a wonderfully surprisingly email from a… more»
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1968 Corvette 427: 390 Horses
Reader Carworksct found a nice Corvette stashed in a garage. This ’68 Vette was parked about 22 years ago and hasn’t moved since. With 71k miles on the dial, it isn’t super low mileage, but it’s low enough to… more»
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1956 Boyertown S-6: Step-N-Serve
From Tracy C – What you see here is a 1956 F350 with a Boyertown S-6 Step-N-Serve body. Boyertown Auto Body Works produced the bodies and installed them on ordered trucks. This truck started out in the Norfolk, VA… more»
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Roadside Find: 1948 Plymouth Special Deluxe
From James J – As they used to say in the girlie magazines, “This never happens to me”, but this morning as I took the dog for her early morning walk I saw in the distance this vehicle parked on… more»
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1946 Flxible RV: And It Runs!
I’ve always been fascinated by old buses, I’m not sure if it’s their streamlined looks, their size and grandjour, or the stories my father use to tell me of his childhood experiences riding them across the border into Mexico… more»
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1959 Corvette Dragster: Period Gasser
Now this is a hot looking machine! I’m not usually a fan of gasser Corvettes, but the fact that it was built back in ’68 makes it alright in my book. The seller even has time slips from when… more»
Biggest Barn Find Ever: Russian Space Shuttles
Alright so this isn’t the biggest collection of barn finds ever found, as a matter of fact there aren’t even any cars here, but it’s definitely the biggest barn ever! To be honest, calling this massive hangar a barn… more»
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1953 Glasspar G2: V8 Special
From this strangely angled photo, it is hard to tell what exactly you are looking at. It is clearly a roadster with an American built V8 providing power, but that’s all you can really tell. The seller states that… more»
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Rocket Thrust Go Kart Barn Find
I love ’50s and ’60s technology. With the space race, cold war, and speculation about the future all taking place at once, people were coming up with some crazy ideas. One company I had never heard of was the… more»
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1966 Chevelle SS 396: Big Block Project
It’s hard to tell from these poorly taken photos, but this is a claimed to be a real Chevelle SS 396 convertible with a 4 speed. Like many barn finds, it ended up in the barn as a project that… more»
Classics In Wyoming: Our Automotive Heritage
So this past weekend was a long, but good one. We sold the Singer, Jesse worked on the MGB, and I travelled back to Wyoming for a family reunion. Prior to leaving on Friday, I was a bit bummed… more»
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The Milk Man’s Midget Racer
As I was on the hunt for an interesting motorcycle to feature, I came across the most interesting of finds! It clearly isn’t a motorcycle, although it is powered by a Cushman motor. This 1960’s midget racer looks like it could… more»
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1963 Porsche 356B Coupe Project
It’s absolutely astonishing how many Porsche 356 projects seem to keep surfacing. I get that as values and demand keep increasing, more will come to market, but it is amazing to me that so many 356 owners kept their… more»
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Wrecked DeLoreans Found In Baghdad
I have heard lots of stories about the rare and exotic cars scattered across the middle east, but most are in private collections. Well the guys over at WreckedExotics had someone submit a pair of DeLorean DMC-12s that were… more»
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1971 Shala Vette: Custom Built Hardtop?
I’ve seen a number of Shala Vettes, but this is the first hardtop I’ve ever come across. If you don’t know what a Shala Vette is, they were kit cars built in the ’60s and ’70s by Dick Dean… more»
