Pristine Survivor: 1989 Honda Civic DX Hatchback

This 1989 Honda Civic may not be on the top of your collector car bucket list, but this little hatchback will appeal to plenty of gearheads and is probably the best example of a fourth generation Civic on the… more»

EXCLUSIVE: 1987 Chrysler Conquest

If you’ve been on the hunt for a fun, cheap, rear wheel drive sports car you might just want to give Reader George W’s Chrysler Conquest a closer look! These badge engineered Mitsubishi Starions pack a surprising punch from… more»

Turbocharged V6: 1978 Buick Lesabre Sport Coupe

When Buick downsized the Lesabre in 1977, they were available in a Sport Coupe to bring back the feeling of performance which had a 301 cubic inch V-8 standard. For 1978, The Lesabre Sport Coupe, along with the Regal… more»

Dealer Serviced: 1986 Lincoln Mark VII

This awesome 1986 Lincoln Mark VII is claimed to be a dealer-serviced example for the last 30 years, remaining in excellent condition with under 70,000 original miles. The Mark VII is, in some ways, an upscale version of the… more»

Emerging Classic: 1995 Ford Probe GT

Do yourself a favor, go onto YouTube, and find a video of a Probe GT like this one accelerating – preferably, one with a cold air intake or exhaust. The sound is absolutely wonderful and may cause you to… more»

Survivor Or Not? 1963 Chevrolet Bel Air

Ok, let’s get this out of the way. This is a beautiful car, period. Clean lines and apparently in remarkable condition! It’s for sale here on eBay with no reserve. Bidding is already up to $7,700 and I predict it… more»

Last of the Full Size Sports Models: 1970 Ford XL

The sixties were over, and so were full-size sports cars, but the Ford XL held on one more year as even Chevrolet had abandoned the full-size Super Sport after 1969. For the seventies, full size two door cars were going… more»

Ready To Drive: 1950 Plymouth De Luxe Fastback

This 1950 Plymouth De Luxe Fastback is not spotless, but it isn’t terribly far off it. It is a car that you can buy and drive immediately, and it is one that should bring the new owner a lot… more»

16,000 Original Miles: 1987 Pontiac Fiero GT

This 1987 Pontiac Fiero GT with an impressively low 16,000 miles on the clock reminds me of a story that’s familiar about its original owners: young couple buys Fiero, barely uses it, trades it in when the first child… more»

Time Capsule Coupe: Ford Thunderbird Turbo Coupe

Normally, I’m against any amount of modifications to an otherwise stock, time-capsule car. The seller describes this 1987 Ford Thunderbird Turbo Coupe as a time-capsule example, found after it was retired to basement storage in 2013. He did add… more»

Ground Breaking Classic: 1966 Oldsmobile Toronado

For a front-wheel-drive luxury car with a curb weight of 4,500lbs, the 1966 Oldsmobile Toronado was capable of producing some pretty impressive performance figures. It was capable of a 0-60 time of 7.5 seconds and could continue accelerating to… more»

Pace Car Survivor: 1979 Ford Mustang 5.0

1979 was a big year for the Mustang. It was the 15th year of the model and the first year of the famous Fox platform Mustang. The new model was a home run for Ford, the ’79 Mustang was… more»

1965 Chevrolet Bel Air With 43k Miles!

Barn Finder Pat L has a good eye for a classic and has spotted this 1965 Bel Air, so thank you for that Pat. This may not be the most luxurious car that you will ever find, but it… more»

It’ll Run Forever: 24K Mile Mercedes 300D

Mercedes’ iconic W123-series of sedans and wagons have legendary reputations for longevity, helped by the existence of thousands of cars with impressive odometer readings that continue to carry passengers and their cargo today. They are also loved for their… more»

450 Original Miles! 1979 Dodge Lil Red Express

We’ve featured several Li’l Red Express trucks here on Barn Finds over the years, but none quite like this one. Said to have 450 original miles, this truck may be the lowest mile example on the planet. Found here… more»

Whats In A Name? 1979 Chrysler 300

Is it a Cordoba? Is it a 300? I guess you could call it either. Chrysler technically called it the Chrysler 300, but it was a $2,040 option package for the Cordoba. Chrysler had not used the 300 name since 1971,… more»