Thanks to Mike F for this intriguing find. Normally a posting on craigslist with so little information or pictures would not be very interesting, but $3,000 for these 2 Apine bodies with a lot of parts could be have… more»
Project Cars
Psychedelic Patina: 1964 Chevrolet G10 Van
After spending a righteous time as a pizza delivery van, this 1964 G10 Chevrolet van spent 34 years in storage. Recently being awakened, this G10 is solid, and runs, albeit with some help. 1964 was the first year for… more»
$3,000 Hauler! 1974 Ford F350
Eagle-eyed Barn Finds reader Pat L. spotted this very affordable Ford F350 car hauler, available for the princely sum of $3,000! If you bring home more than five project cars a year, this F350 could make itself a positive… more»
Gasser Potential: 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air
Rough but iconic, this 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air needs some attention. Completely untouched and original, we are certain someone wants this for a ground up project. Bidding has reached $1,126 with 4 days remaining. Find it here on eBay… more»
Just Plum Crazy: 1970 Dodge Charger R/T
This ’70 Charger has all the right options, it’s an R/T that was originally painted Plum Crazy Purple, but sadly it’s in rough shape and is missing just about everything. So does the desirability and options list make up… more»
Room for Four: 1977 Ferrari 308 GT4
It’s hard to believe, but even the once-lowly Ferrari 308GT4 is enjoying a bit of a resurgence in enthusiast interest. It’s a perfect cirlce, really – the cars everybody wants go through such dramatic price esclations that the lower-tier… more»
Muscle Car? ’70 Mercury Montego MX Brougham
This fancy Merc is a 1970 Mercury Montego MX Brougham! Even the name is fancy. This two-tier upgrade car is on eBay with an unmet opening bid of $4,500 and there are still five days left on the auction. This… more»
Saving the Classics: Everett’s Auto Parts
As many of you know, I have been scoping out junkyards and salvage facilities for years, reporting back here on my findings. I have been visiting a yard called Everett’s Auto Parts in Brockton, Mass., for a while now, and… more»
Dad’s Coupe: 1983 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight
I’m of the mindset that you should – at all costs – avoid using the word “honestly” too often in any listing of any item for sale. It just pokes the mind into wondering, “Well, what aren’t they being honest… more»
Small Arms Exotic: 1937 BSA Scout
Imagine an aluminum-bodied, front wheel drive, composite (ok, wood + metal) framed roadster that only weighs 1,290 pounds! Sounds like a modern sports car dream, doesn’t it. I don’t even mind the front wheel drive at this price and… more»
The Pony You’ve Been Waiting For?
This might just be the one you’ve been waiting for! When we feature first generation Mustangs at Barn Finds, frequently the comments are “if it were only a fastback,” or “it’s too rusty,” or “it’s not original enough,” or… more»
Don’t Worry, It Unbolts! 1955 Austin Healey V8
Reader Doug T. sent in this 1955 “Nasty Boy” Austin Healey 100-4 that someone has taken some extreme liberties with. I know that Gerry Coker was never particular satisfied with the original 100-4 nose (they parked the prototype at… more»
Truck-Truck: 1981 Chevrolet C-10 Stepside
This one is just a regular ol’ truck-truck, not a show-truck. Although, being a stepside it gives it a bit of flair (no pun intended). This 1981 Chevrolet C-10 Stepside is listed on eBay with a current bid price… more»
Cheap Luxury: 1968 Chrysler Imperial
Sleek and luxurious, with plenty of style, this 1968 Chrysler Imperial convertible was not a cheap car when it was new, and 1968 was the last year for the convertible Imperial. Although after 48 years, this Imperial looks fairly… more»
Rad Mod Rat Rod: 1969 Chevrolet Suburban C-10
Ok, so it’s not really, technically, a rat rod, but the patina and overall look is at least leaning in that general direction. The sixth-generation Suburban was unique in that it had just one door on the left-hand side… more»
Build It Your Way: 1963 Ford F-100
Patina has become a hotly debated topic these days, some call it natural style while others simply call it rust. I guess there’s a little truth in both opinions, but inevitably it comes down to taste. Personally, I like the… more»
















