Back in May of 2015, Barn Finds utility man, Josh, wrote about a 1962 Unibody. I’m partial to 1962 models because I’m also a 1962 model. But, this 1961 Ford Unibody is a great, blank slate for someone to turn… more»
It’s Greek To Me: 1983 NAMCO Pony-Citroën
Have you heard of NAMCO? National Motor Company is based in Greece and their somewhat turbulent early history goes back to 1957 as a company called FARCO. They were gobbled up by Chrysler not long after and were reborn… more»
Lucky Seven: 1964 GMC Suburban Tour Bus
You know when they say, when a door closes, a window opens? Well, in this case, when seven doors close, seven windows open! This is a former Yosemite National Park tour bus in the form of a 1964 GMC Suburban made… more»
Great Straight ’48: 1948 Chrysler Royal Tudor
Can this be real? A 1948 Chrysler Royal Tudor Sedan that looks like this, in black, for $2,500? This great, straight, ’48 is in Kalispell, Montana and the seller says that this car “will not be sold for a Rat Rod!”… more»
Triple Threat: 1977 Yamaha XS750-2D
Another motorcycle?! I know, but I’ve heard that a lot of you are motorcycle fans and I wanted to get your thoughts on this one. This 1977 Yamaha XS750-2D is in Highland Park, Michigan and it’s in great, original… more»
Happy Hippie: 1968 Volkswagen Type III Fastback
This 1968 Volkswagen Type III Fastback is happy to see you! Or maybe it’s happy because it’s located in sunny Corona, California. And, you’ll be happy when you find out that that asking price for this car is either… more»
White Hot: 1963 Buick Skylark Convertible
This white-hot little 1963 Buick Skylark Convertible is in Vancouver, Washington with an asking price of $6,000. That seems like a good deal to me if it checks out.
Posh Pickup: 1977 Lincoln Mark V Pickup
If a regular pickup truck just won’t do for you, this 1977 Lincoln Continental Mark V Pickup might be the ticket. Apparently, there were just twelve of these Lincoln “Coloma” pickups made by Caribou Motor Company in Rosemead, California…. more»
Macro Micro Project: Vespa 400
If you like to pack a bunch of small vehicles into your garage like some of us do (I’m not naming any names), this one may be for you. This is a 19-something Vespa 400! The seller doesn’t list… more»
Dynamic Dyna: 1950 Panhard Dyna X84
The Panhard company sold their first car in 1890, a half-dozen years before Henry Sr. sold his first Quadricycle in 1896. This 1950 Panhard Dyna X84 came sixty years after Panhard’s first attempt and it’s a peach. It’s found about a half-hour… more»
Boosted Buick: 1984 Buick Riviera T-Type
This car is a little newer than normal here, and it wasn’t found in a barn. But, it’s such a nice, original, and unusual car that I thought I’d give it a shot and see how it goes over with the… more»
Languishing in Lansing: 1916 Duplex 4-Wheel-Drive
Have you been looking to buy a duplex? No, not that kind of duplex, a 1916 Duplex 4-Wheel-Drive Truck kind of duplex. This incredibly rare truck is located in a field, unfortunately, in Lansing, Michigan where it was born. If… more»
Three-Wheeled Wonder: 1970 Honda ATC90
Your eyes don’t deceive you, this is just like the one that your neighbor had forty years ago and they would never let you ride it; not that you’re still bitter or anything. This original, survivor 1970 Honda ATC90 was… more»
Green With Envy: 1973 Honda CB350F
“You meet the nicest people on a Honda”. Of course, that famous slogan was already a decade old when this 1973 Honda CB350F came out, but it still applied. This gorgeous, original, 4,600-mile bike is in Fayetteville, Arkansas on Craigslist… more»
Going Rogue: 1969 AMC Rambler Rogue
Barn Finds writer and right-hand-man, Josh, wrote about a 1966 AMC Rambler Rogue about a year ago, and I just found another one. This Matador Red car is a 1969 AMC Rambler Rogue and it’s found at Redline Classic Cars in… more»
Cheap Venture: 1977 Pontiac Ventura
This original 1977 Pontiac Ventura appears to be in nice shape. For such a utilitarian, non-collector car (two too many doors?) to have lasted this long and not be a rusted-out heap is a testament to its owner. Or,… more»
















