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Repo Man Cometh: 1988 Chevy Corvette 35th Anniversary

This 1988 35th Anniversary Edition Chevrolet Corvette has an interesting history, and one that I’d recommend only out-of-state buyers get involved with. The car is being sold as part of a repossession at an outfit called “Moneytree Title Loan”,… more»

You Get 4: Alfa Romeo Package Deal

Over the years Alfa Romeo has been the target of more jokes than I would care to count, and I’ve even used some of them myself. This listing that you will find here on eBay may not be a… more»

Same Family Since ’53: 1946 Willys CJ2A

In a few days, the 1949 Willys Jeep from the large Georgia collection we’re helping clean out will be on its way home with a new owner. We’re psyched for the result but bummed if you missed out on… more»

Early Model Pair: ’62 + ’63 VW Beetles

If my experience selling cars and trucks out of the large collection of vehicles in Georgia has taught me anything, it’s that old aircooled VWs still command a following, even in project form. This pair of Bugs includes a… more»

Unfortunate Timing: 1935 Studebaker Dictator

It has often been said that timing is everything. Unfortunately for Studebaker timing wasn’t always their strong suit. When they released their new model in 1927 they had no idea that in a few short years the name Dictator… more»

Never Seen One: 1960 Mitsubishi Go Pickup

The range of Japanese oddballs that did duty as commercial and/or light utility vehicles never ceases to amaze me, as you wouldn’t think a vehicle with just three wheels was able to perform cargo ferrying duties. Well, this 1960… more»

Lightweight Challenge: 1959 Californian Special

Recently we have seen the emergence of a number of one-off cars that have sprung from the fertile minds and workshops of enthusiasts from days gone by. This particular car is called a “Californian” by its owner as that… more»

Build It Your Way: 1969 Oldsmobile 442

Over the past few weeks, we have featured a number of 442s here on Barn Finds. The condition of these cars has ranged from pristine examples to some that would probably be more at home in a doghouse rather… more»

Thumb’s Up: 1976 Buick Skylark

It’s hard to believe that the iPhone, or the smart phone in general, has really only been around for just over a decade. Most of us have come to rely on them every waking second of every day. Kids… more»

Potential Fuelie: 1957 Chevrolet Corvette

There has been a slew of early Corvettes coming out of the woodwork lately, all in project quality condition. I will say this ’57 project is enticing due to it potentially being a factory Fuelie, but also from the… more»

Rock History: Aerosmith Tour Van Discovered

Making the rounds on the internet is the discovery of a former tour van believed to have belonged to the founding members of Aerosmith, which traced its beginnings to the Boston area in the 1970s. The International Harvester Metro Van… more»

Handbuilt Fanatic: Pair of Buick Reattas

This seller of a pair of Buick Reattas claims to have owned twelve of these cars at his collection’s peak, showing a clear affinity for the company’s halo car of the 90s. The Reatta featured handbuilt construction and a… more»

Rare Stepside: 1977 Chevy LUV

There’s a part of me that wants to justify the purchase of a small domestic pickup, such as a Chevy LUV or a Ford Courier. The only thing holding me back is the suspicion that they’re not much fun… more»

Chiefly Project: 1953 Pontiac Chieftan

Clean, stylish, and affordable 50’s coupes are always difficult to turn away, and that is certainly an issue with this ’53 Chieftan.  With heavily worn paint, but very complete and solid, this coupe would make for a great father/son… more»

A Vintage Project: 1930 Ford Model A

If you’ve ever harbored a desire to tackle a vintage car as a project then this may well be a car for you to consider. Listed for sale here on eBay is this 1930 Ford Model A. Located in… more»

Fins For The Family: 1960 Plymouth Station Wagon

1960 brought some big changes to Plymouth. It was the first year for the unibody platform, and the bulletproof slant 6 also began its 27-year run in ’60.  What didn’t change were heroically-sized fins and Virgil Exner’s increasingly “unique”… more»