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Worth Fixing? 1966 Ford Bronco For $1,900

I, as much as the next guy, like to see vehicles rescued. I also think the finder of elusive projects should get to command a fair price for their efforts to drag long-forgotten hulks out of their resting place…. more»

Driveway Find: 1971 Buick Riviera

The year 1971 was a big one for GM. The full-sized “B” body cars became even fuller-sized, the Vega (and its on-going saga) was introduced and power started to trend downwards in compliance with the newly legislated Clean-Air Act…. more»

Wrecked Rolls: 1961 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud

If I had the time, I’d love to track the sales from this seller of wrecked European luxury and exotic cars. Do they all go on to get restored? Or are they just used as parts cars, a justifiable… more»

1931 Buick Limousine Barn Find!

At first glance, you might think this is a Bentley limousine barn find. Well, you are close. It is actually a 1931 Buick series 95 limo that features a ’31 Bentley grille. The seller was doing a Bentley conversion… more»

Short Box Conversion! 1950 GMC Truck

This 1950 GMC truck is an original California ride and it used to be a long box! Yep, it has been converted to a short bed by “professionally” cutting the frame and bed along with replacing the running boards… more»

Hardtop Luxury: 1955 Packard 400

The combined Studebaker-Packard Corporation was having hard times when this 1955 Packard 400 came onto the scene. In another year, the company would produce its last car in Detroit and a couple of years after that, Packards would be… more»

Finish Your Way! Chopped 1930 Ford Hot Rod

By the 1960s, millions of Ford coupes littered the nation’s junk-yards, back yards, and barnyards. Folks made them into sandboxes and chicken coops, tractors, saw mills, and other contraptions. Stuffing a later model V8 in the lightweight bodies or… more»

Parked In ’59! 1938 LaSalle Touring Sedan

I doubt that we’ll ever see an era like it again. When the 1930s dawned, the General Motors “Companion Make Program” was in full swing, allowing the company to produce distinct brands to fill every perceive niche in the… more»

Triple Mustang Stash: S-Code, T-Code, And ’64 1/2!

Bidding is nearing $30,000 for a package deal featuring three desirable Mustang projects, but the reserve remains unmet. Usually, these multi-car offerings fail to entice bidders into action because of the additional logistical hurdles involved in transporting multiple vehicles,… more»

Rusty Bird: 1978 Pontiac Trans Am

Many people would look at this 1978 Pontiac Trans Am and see a rusty hulk of a car. A closer examination of the car and VIN indicate that this car was equipped with rare Hurst t-tops and a W72… more»

Endless Possibilities: 1939 Ford Pickup

You could make an argument that Ford was behind the times in the 1920s and early 1930s when it came to engineering, performance, and safety. While Henry Ford revolutionized mass production in the early 1900’s he often had the… more»

Solid Pickup Project: 1953 Willys Pickup 4×4

Willys produced several versions of their truck, including a stake bed, a cab and chassis, and a pickup version such as this 1953 Willys pickup. This looks like a solid project and it can be found listed here on… more»

Rough Roadster: 1974 Chevrolet Corvette

Does the odometer really matter on an old car? The seller claims 38,000 original miles but this car is worn out and has been sitting for many years. Our subject car is a convertible 1974 Chevrolet Corvette and can… more»

Model Kit! 1973 Pontiac Trans Am 455 Four-Speed

Many auto enthusiasts know the thrill of getting a new scale model car. It’s Christmas morning and you spy a familiar-shaped box. You know it’s a model car or truck, but which one? You rip off the wrapping paper… more»

Original Owner! 1939 Cadillac Sixty Special

We’ve seen many vehicles here that were still with their original owners, but this 1939 Cadillac Sixty-Special has to rank up there as far as being one of the longest-standing ownerships seen on Barn Finds. This beautiful, sleek Cadillac… more»

Blank Black Canvas: 1969 Dodge Charger R/T 440

When it was new, this 1968 Dodge Charger must have been quite a car. Let’s face it, a black-on-black Charger R/T 440 has to tick a lot of the right boxes for any enthusiast. Those glory days must seem… more»

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