The ’40s and ’50s yielded some fantastic and over the top designs, but there were those who wanted something even more radical. This is where Mr. William Sabyan enters the picture, he was a metal worker and mechanic, and… more»
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Farm Truck: 1966 Ford F-100
Rarely do classic American trucks survive the rough lives they tend to lead, especially out on the farm. Occasionally one will surface that made it through and it is just a testament to how well they were built. This… more»
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Overseas Find: 1932 Plymouth PB Seven Passenger
You never know where you might find a great barn find. It might be in an old barn in Ohio or one in India, you just never know where someone might have stashed their old car. In the case… more»
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Family Dreams: 1968 Porsche 912
Having a little red Porsche parked in the garage has been the dream of many sports car fanatics, but Porsches aren’t cheap. The owner of this 1968 Porsche 912 inherited it from their father, who had always dreamed of… more»
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Wood Estate: 1953 Buick Super Eight Wagon
What’s better than a wagon? How about a Super Woodie Wagon? The combination of Buick’s Super Eight and Woodie Wagon created what could be one of the best looking wagons to come out of the early ’50s. This 1953… more»
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Garaged Drop-Top: 1927 Pontiac Sport Cabriolet
Over the past few years we have seen the death of many historic American brands, including iconic brands such as Pontiac and Oldsmobile. This 1927 Pontiac Sport Cabriolet was built during the company’s second year of operation and is… more»
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Rare Glass: 1962 La Dawri Daytona
In the ’50s and ’60s, many people in the automotive world thought that fiberglass would be the next big thing and even GM saw its potential. Today fiberglass is primarily seen as a cheap material to build kit cars… more»
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French Barn Find: 1957 Citroen ID19P
The Citroen DS was a showcase of advanced technology and quirky styling, but shortly after its release in 1955 the French manufacture realized they needed a cheaper version to be appealing to a wider market. This led to the… more»
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Lumber Wagon: 1947 Pontiac Streamliner Woody
Steel might be strong, but it’s also cold. It can never offer the character and warmth that hardwood can. For a short period in the late ’40s and early ’50s, a few manufactures were combining the two to make… more»
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Seats Four: 1970 Jaguar E-Type 4.2
The Jaguar E-Type is without a doubt one of the most iconic British Sports Cars and it’s easy to see why. Like many classic sports cars, the E-Type lost some of its flair and performance in the ’70s, due… more»
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Nomad Fighter: 1956 Studebaker Parkview
Wagon Wednesday is upon us once again and we thought we would kick off the day with a rare two door American wagon that isn’t a Nomad. This 1956 Studebaker Commander Parkview is very rare and while it isn’t… more»
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Rusty Italian: 1965 Maserati Sebring II 4.0
Finding a super rare and exotic Italian sports car is the dream of many barn finders, but more often than not the discovery of a rare beauty is a mix of excitement and sadness. Most of the Italian barn… more»
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Prewar Drop-Top: 1930 Chrysler Imperial
Reflecting on the past can often be the best way to learn about what the future could hold, which is something we have been thinking a lot about with the New Year approaching quickly and the economy in its… more»
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Lot of Six: Chevrolet Corvairs
There are many reasons people save their old cars, but many of the larger collections we come across are the result of hoarding. For whatever reason, these individuals feel compelled to keep everything they have ever owned. The seller… more»
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Barn Shark: 1968 Motion Maco Corvette
When GM revealed the Mako Shark II concept car in 1965, many Corvette fans expected much of the dramatic styling to make its way to the next generation Corvette. While the concept did influence the ’68 Corvette’s design, it… more»
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Bug Beater: 1962 Renault Caravelle
When the French automaker Renault saw the incredible success of Volkswagen’s Beetle in the American market, they knew they needed to build a competitor for the affordable rear mount VW. So they set about building a small and affordable… more»
