Have you ever looked at a classic car that has been hidden away, and all you want to do is roll it out into the light of day and give it a wash? Well, that’s the feeling that I… more»
Barn Finds
Barn Fresh Shortbed: 1987 Chevrolet Silverado

If you need some indication as to where the market for old trucks is headed, check out this 1987 Chevy Silverado short bed pickup, where bidding has already crested $10K, inching ever closer to the seller’s Buy-It-Now of $13,500…. more»
Mysterious! 1964 Corvette Convertible

The current seller of this 1964 Corvette convertible project car bought it from an estate sale (presumably as stored above) with the intent of “finishing the restoration”. Now they are passing it along unaltered and have listed it for… more»
In The Dark For 31 Years: 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air

The thought of a classic car not seeing daylight for 31-years is a pretty sad idea, but that’s been part of the story for this 1955 Bel Air. The current owner purchased it as a project, but the project… more»
1961 Autobianchi Bianchina Trasformabile Project

Yes, that’s the correct spelling of this 1961 Autobianchi Bianchina Trasformabile. I never studied any Italian words or phrases before going there 2.5 decades ago and I had to look it up to make sure, it would have come… more»
A Smidgen For A Midget!

This little 1976 MG Midget has obviously been fading into the scenery for a number of years, especially considering the accumulation of dust and dirt on the car despite being under a lean to! The smidgen of a car… more»
Affordable Luxury: 1971 Lincoln Continental Mark III

While it was only in production for 3-years, the Lincoln Continental Mark III helped the company to make serious inroads into the market leadership of the Cadillac Eldorado. This 1971 Continental was one of 27,000 vehicles sold by Lincoln… more»
Family Owned Since ’83: 1982 Datsun 280ZX

Do you ever put the asking price aside and just try to evaluate the car first? That’s what I’m doing here for this long-time family owned 1982 Datsun 280ZX. It looks like a nicely preserved car that remains factory… more»
1930 Ford Coupe – Texas Warehouse Find!

The story of early hot rodding can’t be told without mentioning late ’20s and early ’30s Ford coupes. While this 1930 Ford five-window coupe in Fort Worth, Texas is no fire-breathing tire-smoker, it’s certainly got attitude, a bar-fight toughness… more»
Real Vintage Race Car? 1938 Chevrolet Gasser!

I love real patina and this old Chevrolet sedan is oozing with it! It is said to be a real vintage race car and would be a great project for someone looking to build a period-correct race car or… more»
RHD M-Car: 1981 BMW M535i

I’ve long lamented not having a pole barn in my backyard. Why? This is due to finding cars like this 1981 BMW M535i, a vehicle that would make any BMW enthusiast giddy to see in their collection. Even if… more»
Sitting For 50 Years: 1933 Plymouth PD DeLuxe Coupe

Finding a car that has been in the same family for 86-years is something of a rarity, but it appears that this is exactly what this 1933 Plymouth PD Coupe actually is. It has been in garage storage for… more»
24k Genuine Miles: 1974 Maserati Merak

Italian sports cars from the 1970s have a tendency to be incredibly expensive to buy, but the Maserati Merak is a car that has tended to buck that trend. Prices have tended to remain very competitive when compared to… more»
Solid Project Car: 1939 Ford DeLuxe Coupe

Introduced in 1938 to fill a gap in the Ford offerings between the Standard and the offerings from Lincoln, the DeLuxe was a sales success for the company. Over the intervening years, the DeLuxe Coupe has become a firm… more»
Sitting Since 1952: 1938 Chevrolet Master Deluxe

For Chevrolet, the 1938 Master Deluxe was something of a sales success, with nearly 303,000 cars sold in that year alone. This particular car is a one-family-owned vehicle and has been barn kept for its entire life. It is… more»
Stored 28 Years: 1973 Datsun 240Z

Vintage Z-cars are a conundrum to me. There are seemingly always good projects for sale, but enthusiasts still tend to go nuts over the early model 240s, even if that particular vehicle isn’t original or has issues of the… more»

