Are you a wagon fan but can’t seem find the right classic you need? Perhaps you desire a classic station wagon that is more regal and classic than the great muscle haulers of the 1960’s and 1970’s? Well this… more»
Survivor Cars
Not all barn finds are rusty! Here are the very best unrestored classics:
Marky Mark: 1960 Lincoln Continental Mark V
Don’t look at me like that! What an evil grin, I love it. This 1960 Lincoln Continental Mark V looks great in the photos but I’d want to see it in person if at all possible. It looks almost… more»
Supercab Survivor: 1974 Ford F-100
Coming about as close to a barn find as a vehicle can without actually being found in a barn, this 1974 F-100 for sale here on craigslist for $8,500 or best offer is a beautiful survivor example of a… more»
9,300 Miles Of Perfection: 1966 Plymouth Valiant
It never ceases to amaze me how some cars are purchased and receive very little use in their lifetime like this ’66 Valiant. Purchased at an estate sale, this crispy clean Plymouth sedan has apparently only covered less than… more»
Totally Redeem Yourself! 1965 Skat-Kitty
Like my varied and somewhat scattered list of favorite vehicles, I have a pretty eclectic list compiled for my favorite movies. Citizen Kane is my favorite movie and has been for the last three decades – it simply can’t… more»
Preserved Commuter: 30K Mile Honda Civic
The fourth-generation Honda Civic was arguably the platform that put Honda on the map for good, eliminating any doubt that the Japanese company could build an impressively durable commuter car yet still deliver a highly engaging driving experience. This… more»
Mystery Pagoda — Less Than 15,000 Miles?
Imagine uncovering a 1971 Mercedes 280 SL in a garage to find it only has 14,600 miles! Great surprise, right? What I don’t understand is why the seller is excited enough to ask a super high price for the… more»
Big Bimmer, Big Bucks: 1972 BMW Bavaria
How do you know when a higher price than you’re expecting is a sign that a car is increasing in value, and not just a sign that a seller doesn’t really want to get rid of their car but… more»
Low Mile Twin Cam: 1975 Cosworth Vega
Typically when we discuss a car that has low miles, we are under the impression that the car is in very nice shape. Clean with 12,000 miles, the owner of this Cosworth Vega purchased the car used in 1977…. more»
Late-50s/Early-60s David Bradley Ice Scooter
Who’s ready for snow?! Guys? Ok, bear with me on this one. Any of you who are into powersports: motorcycles, minibikes, ATVs, snowmobiles, etc., you know that it’s usually the thing to do to work on your projects for… more»
Untouched Workhorse: 2,800 Mile Chevy S10
This Chevrolet S10 pickup is called a collector-grade vehicle by its seller, largely due to the low odometer reading of just 2,800 original miles. Although its a poverty-spec model with a four-cylinder, rear wheel drive and manual transmission, these… more»
Never Drove It: 751-Mile Monte Carlo
Chevy’s Monte Carlo has often been subject to long periods of inactivity due to collector hoarding, but this sub-1,000 mile example is perhaps one of the lowest mileage cars for sale at the moment. Spotted by Barn Finds reader Randy… more»
Mmm Mmm Mikado! 1978 Chevrolet LUV
The first-generation LUV (light utility vehicle) which was made for the 1972-1980 model years. It’s the purest iteration of the model, which ended in 1982 after Chevy came out with the S-10. This 1978 Chevrolet LUV Mikado is on… more»
High Options, Low Miles: One-Family 1975 Ford Torino Elite
When the United States began to crack down on bumper laws in the early 1970s, many cars did not wear the new look well. Most manufacturers slapped shock-absorbing bumpers onto pre-existing designs and accommodated for the new space between… more»
Sweet Sun Valley: 1954 Mercury Monterey
You’ll need a hat on while driving this 1954 Mercury Monterey Sun Valley, unless you: a) have the factory sunshield in place. b) only drive it at night. c) don’t mind getting the top of your skull sunburned, again…. more»
800 Original Miles: 1995 GMC Top Kick Moving Van
I know what you’re thinking: at first glance of the listing, you notice there’s only one picture. I too was a bit skeptical at first glance, but then I read the advertisement itself, and when I saw the mileage,… more»
















