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Cheap Barn Find: 1981 Corvette

While the least few years of the 3rd generation Corvette weren’t as good as the previous years, they were decent cars to drive and actually have some performance potential waiting to be unlocked. This ’81 has been in storage… more»

Yard Find! 1973 Dodge Challenger Rallye

This Challenger sure looks like a neglected find, doesn’t it! Even down to the front plate hanging on by one of two fasteners–just the look I expect from a “find”. This particular Sublime Green Challenger is located in sunny… more»

“Worse Than You See?” 1974 Karmann Ghia

Unusually, the seller of this 1974 Karmann Ghia states that it is “worse than you can see.” It actually looks like a decent project to me, so who knows, perhaps it’s a bargain and we have an honest seller!… more»

Front Bench: 1965 Mustang Convertible

Not only is this Mustang a 289 V8 equipped convertible, but it also has the rare front bench seat option! Well, relatively rare. We are talking about Mustangs here, but the fact that it was fitted to a nicely… more»

Dormant Project: 1968 Chevrolet Camaro

This Camaro has been owned by the same person for 35 years, but for the last 10 it has sat dormant. Luckily, the car has been kept inside and all the parts in boxes. The 327 V8 has already… more»

Sturgis Or Bust: 1951 Harley-Davidson Project

For the past couple of weeks, you may have noticed more motorcycles on the highway. Some of them were probably headed to or from Sturgis, South Dakota. If you didn’t already know, there’s a huge motorcycle rally held there… more»

Rotting And Restyling: 1952 Henry J Convertible

This sad old Henry J has seen much better days. This interesting and attractive convertible conversion isn’t all that common though and a quick search on Google shows how appealing a convertible Henry J really can be. The seller… more»

Time Machine: 1951 Nash Ambassador Super Airflyte

The first Nash Ambassador was in 1927 and by 1951 the Ambassador was the top model. Nash models from this era are best remembered for their enclosed front wheels. The company president, George Mason, was a big believer in… more»

Parked 15 Years: 1969 Big Block Mach 1

There weren’t a whole lot of big block Mustangs built, and it’s even rarer to find one with factory air conditioning! This particular car has been in Reno, Nevada its whole life up until now (and isn’t far away… more»

426 Wedge/4-Speed: 1964 Plymouth Fury Convertible

Do the words 426 Wedge, 4-Speed, and Convertible get your attention? They sure got mine! This 1964 Plymouth Fury project has all the above and is listed for sale here on craigslist for $9,500. It’s located in the small… more»

Who’s The Boss? 1970 BOSS 302 Project!

As a long-time Boss 302 fan, this one calls to me in many ways. It’s largely original, and although it needs a lot, it comes with a huge list of NOS and restored components. The 1970 Boss 302 is… more»

1959 Corvette With A Nose Job!

For those of you who either know about or have attended the variety of car shows and swap meets in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, you likely know that there’s a community of weird and wonderful vehicles that reside in the nearby… more»

Unloved 1966 Porsche 912 Project

For some time I’ve been writing about absurdly priced piles of rust with Porsche nameplates. The Porsche craze has cooled so you are beginning to see cars like this one, listed here on craigslist at a more reasonable (or not so crazy)… more»

Cheap 1967 Porsche 912 Project!

We featured this sad 912 almost a year ago when it was listed with a very optimistic asking price of $6,995. The seller has now stuck it here on eBay with a big price cut. The $3,995 BIN almost… more»

Parked Since The 80s: 1967 Jaguar E-Type Roadster

The seller of this Jaguar claims that it has been in the procession of the first owner since new. It supposedly only covered 47k miles before being parked in the 80s though. The car was then taken apart in… more»

Three Window Barn Find: 1935 Chevrolet Coupe

At one time South Dakota was the place to go to find classics. Every once in a while I will still see a car advertised as one of those good South Dakota finds. I’ve spent a lot of time… more»