If you follow the collector car hobby, you know that vintage wagons continue to be very popular. Not only do they command high prices in restored condition, but they are also popular for resto-mods and rat rod builds. These… more»
Project Cars
Two For One: 1972 BMW 2002Tii + BMW 320i
While most newer luxury vehicles incorporate excessive integration of technology, this wasn’t always the case, especially for BMW. Older models produced by the company combined handsome styling and nimble handling without an overwhelming amount of comfort features, which is… more»
Tri-Power 4-Speed! 1965 Pontiac 2+2 Drop Top
There’s something fascinating about a full-sized convertible equipped with a big motor and a manual transmission that feels wholly American. There are no such cars today, but if that’s your style, check out this 1965 Pontiac 2+2 near Jamison,… more»
Cheap But Rusty: 1965 Porsche 356
This 1965 Porsche 356 is listed as a cheap project with significant rust issues, but some great factory colors may sway an air-cooled enthusiast to take it on. The 356 is listed by well known Porsche specialist Unobtanium Inc.,… more»
Original and Unmolested: 1968 Chevrolet Impala SS
As the years pass, finding an original and unmolested classic car from the 1960s in good condition is getting more difficult, but they still do have a habit of appearing from time to time. That is precisely what this… more»
100% Original: 1953 DeSoto Powermaster Club Coupe
The life-span of the DeSoto Powermaster Club Coupe was a mere three model years, with the car being introduced in 1952, and phased out at the end of 1954. DeSoto made this decision as it moved to make the… more»
Stalled for 15 Years: 1947 Hudson Big Boy Pickup
Restoration projects can stall for many different reasons, and for incredibly varied lengths of time. The current owners of this 1947 Hudson “Big Boy” ¾-Ton Pickup purchased the vehicle essentially as you see it today. In the 15-years that… more»
Small Block Equipped: 1958 GMC Panel Delivery Truck
This 1958 GMC Panel Delivery Truck is ready to hit the road and features a few nice mechanical upgrades. It is a solid vehicle and offers the next owner a world of possibilities when it comes to personalizing it…. more»
Shortest One Built: 1953 Fageol COE
When we think of vehicles that use the descriptor of a “shorty,” it might conjure up images of a shortened VW Type 2 Bus, or a short-bed GM pickup. But there’s even a COE that might use such an… more»
Bill Blass’ Pickup: Lincoln Continental Mark VII
The Lincoln Continental Mark VII is one of those cars that’s a bit of a sleeper at the moment for collectors. With handsome looks and reliable 5.0L V8 power, it has the makings of a cheap collector car you… more»
Solid Project: 1961 Chevrolet Be Air Bubble Top
This 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air Bubble Top is a pretty forlorn-looking sight at present, but it appears as though there is no reason why it couldn’t be returned to its original glory, or even transformed into a pretty tough… more»
Solid Engineering: 1951 GMC Hauler
One of the great attractions of the rat rod scene is the fact that the vehicles not only come in all shapes and sizes but the people who build them demonstrate some pretty fertile imaginations. This 1951 GMC 1-Ton… more»
Owned for 50-Years: 1970 Siata Spring
Finding a Siata Spring for sale today is a bit of a rarity, but we’ve had two very different examples appear here at Barn Finds in close succession. This one looks like a pretty clean example, and it has… more»
Road or Race? 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air Gasser
It isn’t that unusual to hear of cars where they have lived a competition life, and when this life has ended, the car is either cut up or scrapped. This 1955 Chevrolet Gasser, which spent its competition life racing… more»
















