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Ford Model A Liquidation

I’ve always thought it would be fun to collect a specific model of car, that way you can really become an expert on that particular car. Well if you want to jump start a collection, here is one listed… more»

Be The Fuzz: 1976 Plymouth Fury

The Plymouth Fury isn’t what I’d necessarily call an attractive car, but when you throw on the steel wheels and hubcaps with the lowered stance (potentially helped by the cop suspension, blown shocks or both), they look positively bad… more»

45 Year Collection For Sale At $500 Each!

Located 40 miles east of Yuma, Arizona, this fleet of model year 1947 to 1976 derelict cars is described as a 45-year collection of vehicles. All are being sold for a firm price of $500 each. You can find… more»

50 Barn Finds Up For Auction In Ohio!

Barn Finds reader Joel L. writes: I came across a craigslist posting advertising an estate auction for a longtime collector. Lots of barn finds! Including an Austin-Healey 100. The auction is in Bellefontaine, OH, near Columbus. Thanks for the great find,… more»

1952 Ford Mainline: The First On Barn Finds

We’ve featured a huge variety of cars here on Barn Finds and finding something we haven’t ever featured before is rather rare these days. Up until now, we haven’t ever featured a Ford Mainline, making this the first in… more»

What’s The Story: 1970 Corvette LT1

While most cars are inherently interesting simply because of what they are, there are times when we come across something that the story behind it is even more interesting than what it is. This C3 Corvette is definitely interesting… more»

1963 Olds Starfire: Oldsmobile’s 1st Muscle Car?

There is a lot of debate about which car was the very first muscle car, some say it’s the GTO while others say Cadillac and Oldsmobile were both selling hopped up street racers as early as 1949. Of course… more»

Rusty Runner: 1938 Buick Coupe

The 1938 Buick was said to be the first American production car to go over 100 MPH. I’m thinking this one is a long way from trying to duplicate that feat! This rusty old Buick is listed on craigslist… more»

Never Left Town: 1970 Mercury Cyclone Spoiler

This rare 1970 Mercury Cyclone Spoiler was originally purchased from the Lakeland, Florida Lincoln-Mercury dealer and apparently never left town. It’s up for sale here on eBay, where the buy-it-now is $8,600 and bidding is at $5,000 without a reserve…. more»

’63 Dodge 426 Max Wedge High Compression Factory Car

If you’ve never heard of the Mopar Max Wedge, you’ve been missing out! This polyspherical head 426 was the precursor to the 426 Hemi and was no slouch. This car features the high compression version of the Max Wedge… more»

1939 White Model 706 Yellowstone Bus Find

This old 16 passenger coach is listed here on Hemmings for $75,000. It was used as a ski bus beginning in 1991. It needs some rust repair, but otherwise appears in pretty good condition. In the early years of the national… more»

Desert Find: 1965 Sunbeam Alpine V-8

Barn Finds reader Bill L. writes: I don’t know what information this guy is using to consider this a “Buick V8.” I have a fantasy that he just doesn’t know what he’s got. Might be a good thing to throw on… more»

A Tale of 2 Pintos: Saddle Up

The Pinto is one of the more famous nameplates in motoring history, but now it’s regaining some popularity as a cheap classic. I’ve even seen a few pop up on the autocross circuit, so there’s any number of ways… more»

1965 Mustang Fastback Project

This dissembled ’65 Mustang Fastback project looks like it’s going to take a huge amount of work, but with bidding just over $2,500 and only a day left to go, it could be worth snapping up! It’s listed here on… more»

Can Do Highway: Pennsylvania Auction

  Barn Finds reader Frank C. clued us into an auction taking place this Friday in Pennsylvania, located somewhere along the aptly-named “Can Do Highway” in Hazelton, Pennsylvania. “Can Do” is a great name for bidders looking to score a… more»

Build-A-Truck: 1957 VW Transporter

We really don’t see these early truck versions of the VW Bus very often (that’s a whole other story that likely involves poultry, tariffs and chickens…wait, sorry, politicians) but we always find them to be interesting alternative to more… more»