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One Year Import: 1980 Rover 3500SD

This V8-powered Rover 3500SD is one of just a few hundred sold on our shores as a U.S.-market model. The exposed headlights and larger bumpers are tell-tale signs that this is a one-year-only version as the car was quickly… more»

Oil Sign With Oil Baron Price: Mobil Pegasus Sign

It’s probably safe to say that the vast majority of car guys and gals know this logo. Mobil has an incredibly interesting history and anyone with deep, deep, deeeeeeeeep pockets can snag this rotating Mobil Pegasus neon sign which… more»

Parked for 20 Years: 1973 Pontiac Grand Prix SJ 455

I’m not proud of the fact that I have a couple of motorcycles that I put into storage in 1986 and they haven’t seen the light of day since then. I’m not sure if this 1973 Pontiac Grand Prix… more»

8,000 Original Miles: 1975 Bricklin SV-1

A Canadian car that was only made for two years because the creator, Malcolm Bricklin, was unable to make these cars profitable.  The Bricklin SV-1 was intended to be a “safe” sports car.  The SV-1 in their name stood… more»

Brave Project: 1963 Jaguar E-Type

It is said that fortune favors the brave, but are you brave enough to take on this 1963 Jaguar E-Type that’s listed here on Hemmings Motor News in Tampa, Florida? The seller states that the car has been off the road… more»

Free Pine Cones! 1971 AMC Javelin

Barn Finds reader Jack In NW referred this Javelin to us, and I for one would like to thank him. When I look at cars to write about sometimes I’m attracted by rarity, sometimes by the potential. This one… more»

Dry 21 Window: 1967 Volkswagen Samba

We all endeavor to utter the words, “Find of a lifetime” someday. It’s different for all of us: some folks may pine to find a barn full of American muscle, while others may seek a stash of microcars. If… more»

Pre-Brick Project: 1963 Volvo P120 Duett

If you grew up with Volvos, you’ll remember their aversion to curves in the bodywork, especially those cars from 1970 through the early 2000s. The straight lines and square corners earned them both the “Brick” nickname and a loyal… more»

Some Assembly Required: 1973 Triumph TR6

The most muscular of the “Golden Age” British sports cars, the TR6 brings back fond memories to many a baby boomer. Fortunately, over 90,000 were produced during it’s 8-year run. This example, located in beautiful Monterey, California and seen  here… more»

Little Deuce Coupe: 1932 Ford Coupe Project

I know the title is predictable, but what other title would be appropriate for this story? Barn Find reader Darrun has put us onto this project, so a big thanks to him for that. Possessing a clear title and… more»

Grandfathers Pride and Joy: 1950 Desoto Custom

We as automotive enthusiasts have all heard or have a story about the car our grandfather owned. This 1950 Desoto Custom was owned by the seller’s grandfather to which he took ownership of in 1989. The car was well… more»

No Rust Bubbles: 1979 Dodge Magnum

While this Dodge Magnum looks tough with its original, worn-off paint and wide wheels and tires, don’t get too excited: the rolling stock it sits on isn’t included in the sale. If your enthusiasm hasn’t been curbed too much… more»

Baja 1000 Chase Truck: 1985 Toyota Land Cruiser

Most of the tricked out Land Cruisers we see hail from Australia or Japan; this particular FJ60 was customized right here in the states for the purpose of serving as a chase truck for the running of the Baja… more»

FJ Hoarding: Toyota Land Cruiser FJ55 Collection

I swear, someone in the universe heard me going on and on about vintage Japanese 4x4s and now it seems every post is encouraging me to take the plunge onto yet another vehicle segment I know nothing about. This… more»

Warehouse Find: 1983 Porsche 911 SC

This 1983 Porsche 911 SC has been stored for 17 years, parked on a hardwood floor in a climate-controlled warehouse. There’s no engine but the seller feels the clean condition of the body and interior should more than make… more»

Brooke Astor Owned: 1973 Opel Manta

While the rest of the world gets excited about the British Royal Family, we here in the states tend to idolize captains of industry, or at least those folks who have seemingly been wealthiest the longest. The Astor family,… more»