As someone who often has too many cars and not enough time to actually use them, I understand the sentiment of a seller who claims they are moving on from a vehicle due to lack of use. But it’s… more»
Driver Quality Cars
Stunning Original: 1976 Ford Bronco Sport
We are no strangers to First Generation Ford Broncos at Barn Finds, although many are either heavily modified or riddled with rust. However, this 1976 Bronco Sport sweeps in like a breath of fresh air, having avoided both of… more»
76k Documented Miles: 1953 Ford Customline
What if I told you that you could go out today and, for under $10,000, you could buy a seventy-two-year-old classic that has only covered an average of 1,055 miles per year throughout its life? You would probably question… more»
85k Original Miles: Affordable 1985 Alfa Romeo Spider
Anyone who has slipped behind the wheel of one will attest to the fact that classic Alfa Romeos rarely produce mountains of power and torque. However, their engines are typically enthusiastic performers that will rev happily, produce an almost… more»
Same Owner 40 Years: 1967 Ford Fairlane 500
In 1962, Ford saw a market need for a product between their full-size models and the relatively new compact Falcon. So, they repositioned the Fairlane nameplate and dubbed it an intermediate or mid-size. The seller has owned this 1967… more»
Mint Condition? 2000 Plymouth Prowler
The new car market is notoriously fickle, with yesterday’s “must-have” model quickly becoming cringe-inducing to current buyers. The industry’s retro models created a storm during the 1990s and into the 2000s, but with some models now discontinued and others… more»
Return of the Drop-Top: 1984 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz
After an eight-year absence, a convertible returned to the Cadillac fold in 1984. This time, it came in the form of an Eldorado called the Biarritz, Caddy’s traditional moniker for that body style. But it was a conversion done… more»
ABC Widebody Benz: 1983 Mercedes-Benz 500SEC
The 1980s were synonymous with many different aspects of the automotive hobby that today are powerful forces on the vintage car market. From improving performance standards to more luxurious offerings from European counterparts, it was a time when a… more»
NASCAR-Loving Grandma Owned: 1996 Ford Thunderbird
As a NASCAR fan myself, I have to ask a tough question: Does NASCAR sell cars anymore? After all, the Camaro has been out of production for a year, but it’s still out on track, badged as a Chevrolet…. more»
Sleeper Build: 1983 Ford Mustang GT
When it comes to modified muscle cars, my view is: the sleepier, the better. While not every trip to the store should necessarily involve a stoplight battle, it’s nice to know you have some prodigious amounts of horsepower at… more»
Running Project: 1965 Ford Mustang
Few trendsetters have been as popular as the Ford Mustang. Launched mid-year in 1964, the “pony car” is still in production today after more than 10 million copies have hit the road. This first-year edition is a project but… more»
BF Auction: 1951 Ford Country Squire Wagon
Nineteen fifty-one was the last year for the true Ford Woodie Wagon. The following year saw the introduction of wood paneling installed on the body, which was easier and cheaper to manufacture than the previous generation with wood built… more»
Upgraded 340: 1968 Dodge Dart GT
As Barn Finds writers, we are always on the lookout for classics that deserve to appear on the site. Our readers make a valuable contribution, which we always appreciate, but my colleague, Russell Glantz, spotted this 1968 Dodge Dart… more»
Rare Aussie Muscle: 1978 Ford XC Falcon Cobra
Necessity can be the mother of invention, and Ford Australia demonstrated this in 1978. Faced with a new model scheduled for release in 1979 and a ready supply of XC Falcon bodyshells lingering in its parts department, the company… more»
Only 38,000 Miles: 2000 Mercury Cougar
Mercury was an early entry in the “pony car” scene, entering the market in 1967 with the Cougar. It gave Ford Motor Co. two players, the other being the pioneering Mustang. The car led Mercury sales for several years… more»
Flathead V8: 1931 Ford Model A Hot Rod
As I’ve gotten older, I tend to prefer original and unmolested classics. However, that doesn’t mean that I dismiss custom builds. I am particularly drawn to traditional Hot Rods. These vehicles invariably demonstrate the builder’s creative thinking, and the… more»
















