It’s a lot easier to say “Fridolin” than Kleinlieferwagen, which was the official name for Germany’s first purpose-built postal delivery vehicle. Designed by Volkswagen and unveiled in 1965, it supplanted the sea of yellow VW Bugs that the Deutsche… more»
Driver Quality Cars
Original Paint: 1989 Yugo GV
The Yugo GV has probably served as the punchline to more jokes than any vehicle in automotive history. Marketed as America’s cheapest passenger car, it typically proved beyond doubt that buyers got what they paid for. However, the poor… more»
13k-Mile COE? 1957 Jeep FC-150
If you’re lucky enough to find a Jeep FC-150 for sale, it will more than likely resemble the really cool 1963 model I wrote up here last month, not this shiny, like-new 1957 Jeep that Barn Finds staffer Russell J…. more»
SR5 Survivor Project: 1975 Toyota Pickup with 20R Power
Early Toyota pickups have built a loyal following over the years, and clean examples are becoming harder to find. This 1975 Toyota Pickup SR5, currently listed on eBay, represents one of those increasingly rare survivors from Toyota’s early truck… more»
Shooting Brake Survivor: 1976 Jensen GT
Jensen Motors was a British automobile manufacturer (primarily sports cars) with roots dating to the 1920s. They fell onto hard times in the 1970s and eventually went out of business. One of their last creations was the 1975-76 Jensen… more»
Proper Restoration: 1967 Land Rover 109 Series II
If you’re like me and occasionally have a hankering for an old Land Rover, you might find this market a touch confusing. When found in good, running condition, either restored or well preserved, these British beasts can command a… more»
Still Analog: 1988 Ferrari 328 GTS
In the continuum of Ferraris across the ages, certain models stand out. We favor some for their rarity, some for their beauty, some for their performance. But spend time around the marque, and you’ll learn to appreciate Ferrari’s 328… more»
Supreme Convertible: 1968 Oldsmobile Cutlass
Some classics aren’t what they appear to be, which is true of this 1968 Oldsmobile Convertible. It wears badges suggesting it is a 442, but the car is actually a Cutlass S. It presents superbly following a refurbishment in… more»
Two For One: 1973 Triumph Stag V8
When I was in high school back in the mid-1990s, I started collecting literature on Triumphs, because I couldn’t decide if I’d own a TR2 or a TR3 someday (I would have been disappointed to know that I’ve owned… more»
Stunning 1969 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396 4-Speed
While some enthusiasts focus exclusively on originality, others will compromise if the classic in question presents exceptionally well, has no rust issues, and promises exhilarating performance. If you fall into the second category, you could be irresistibly drawn to… more»
Better Than A Barn Find? 1956 Oldsmobile 88 Holiday
Update 3/5/26 – This Olds has been relisted here on eBay and bidding is already above the previous high bid. It still hasn’t met the reserve though… From 2/7/26 – What’s better than a barn find? According to the… more»
Rare Dual Quads: 1964 Buick Riviera
Buick launched the Riviera as a personal luxury coupe in 1963, and it would remain a company staple through the balance of the 20th Century. The seller’s 1964 edition has the optional “Super Wildcat” version of the 425 cubic… more»
Swivel Seats! 1959 Plymouth Sport Fury Convertible
Chrysler was the styling leader when it came to automobiles built in the late 1950s. The 1957 model year reinvented the “Forward Look”, which Chrysler, Dodge, and Plymouth took full advantage of. Tailfins were virtually a requirement in those… more»
















