From Chase V – A friend of mine sells old car parts for a living. I asked him that if he ever came across anything cool that he was not interested in if he would let me know. I… more»
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Barn Full Of Classics In Ohio!
On a farm near Canton, Ohio is a barn full of classic cars that all need new homes. Lynne P inherited the barn and all the cars in it from her grandfather. She claims the collection is composed primarily of… more»
Classics In The Southwest
On a recent trip through Arizona and New Mexico, reader Guido S came across some amazing cars and an impressive junk yard in the New Mexico desert. He couldn’t resist but stopping and taking some photos. Since we all… more»
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1970 Mustang Boss 302 In The Barn
Shortly after featuring Chase V’s Mach 1 Mustang find, he told us about another Pony car he had just recently found, but this one is even more incredible than his previous find. Hiding in this barn, he found a 1970… more»
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1963 Dodge Dart Found In Sweden
From Kim L – I found out about this car when an older gentleman sadly passed away. He had a furniture business and always had great interest in cars. All the furniture was auctioned off after his passing. I… more»
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Reader Find: 1,200 Mile Monte Carlo
One of our readers, Jim P., just sent in some photos of a friend’s Monte Carlo. Apparently, his buddy found the car when he went to look at a 1954 Pontiac that he was considering buying. When he got to… more»
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Look At What Chuck Just Bought For $2,500!
From Chuck F. – I couldn’t believe it when I went and checked this out! $2,500 seemed like such a great price to me even for a basket case, especially since it had the body straightened and painted, although it had been parked… 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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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»
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»
MGB Update: Timing Is Everything!
Project updates on my MGB have been slim because it has provided reliable service for the most part. It has started to develop a rough idle lately though. The problem was worse on hot days, so I figured a new condenser… 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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Tom Cotter’s New Book: 50 Shades of Rust
If you are into cars and read books on occasion, then there is a good chance you have heard of Tom Cotter’s Cobra In The Barn series. A while back, in collaboration with Tom, we even ran many of… more»
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Basement Bonneville Find
From Larry B – Check out what a friend found for me the other day. This 1965 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible is in a climate controlled basement garage and has been there since 1981. What I find so unique about… more»
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Take Your Dog Along!
Now you can take your dog along when you go out for a cruise! They ride outside the car in a sack sitting on the running board. Just think, you can have fido by your side and avoid all that hard-to-clean-up… more»
Torino Project: Help Us Cool Off!
Look at what we found in the trunk of our new Torino project! It’s a Mark IV underdash A/C unit and from what I have read, they were a common add-on at Ford dealers in the sixties. The John… more»
