Moving to Florida: ’74 DeTomaso Pantera Project

Ah, yes – a sentiment I know well: the yearning to live in a warm weather climate, where snow rarely falls and you can drive your beloved project cars all day long. Except for the owner of this unfinished… more»

Fresh 340: 1973 Dodge Charger Rallye Coupe

One thing I’ve realized over the last three decades since having a cell phone, a person can never have enough chargers. This 1973 Dodge Charger Rallye Coupe is one Charger that I would never lose. This one is listed on… more»

Another Bowtie Survivor: 1967 Chevy Impala SS

This Chevy is listed on craigslist  in Sunland, California, in the Los Angeles area. It was off the road from 1989 until recently. This Chevy runs and drives and might be a reasonable buy for $8,000. The seller is the second… more»

Unrestored Muscular 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air

Described as unrestored, and a true barn find, this ’57 Chevrolet Bel Air is a nice specimen, but is by no means original. Sporting a more modern 500 horsepower 396, and a Muncie 4 on the floor, this Bel… more»

Red Fenders and Matching Numbers: ’71 Olds 442

Wow – not too many 442s remain as original as this 1971 example is, nor do they still retain all of their desirable factory options like this car does. The Oldsmobile comes with the W30 package and a 4-speed… more»

Orange Dream: 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302

When it comes to Mustangs, some might say it’s all about the options. Others may argue simplicity is best, aiming for cars that came from the factory stripped down and protected from abuse. This 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302 here… more»

Just Plum Crazy: 1970 Dodge Charger R/T

This ’70 Charger has all the right options, it’s an R/T that was originally painted Plum Crazy Purple, but sadly it’s in rough shape and is missing just about everything. So does the desirability and options list make up… more»

Dreamy Survivor: 1968 Chevrolet Camaro RS/SS

Some Barn Finds are just plain better than others, for instance this 1968 Camaro RS/SS. Why wasn’t this in our barn? Listed as a true barn find, in original condition, this ’68 Camaro is such an appealing car. Featuring… more»

1970 Plymouth Superbird In The Basement!

I’ve had more dreams about discovering a Superbird or a Dodge Daytona hiding in a barn than I care to admit, but I don’t think I could even dream up something quite as incredible as this find! Back in… more»

Super Original: 1969 El Camino SS 396

With a UTE type of appearance, the El Camino is the muscle truck that so many of us lust after. This 1969 Super Sport example is original with a matching numbers 396 V8. With loads of potential this would be… more»

Speed Shop Find: 1985 Pontiac Firebird

Does anyone here remember Steve Mallion’s speed shop in Philadelphia? Well, if you do, you might recall seeing this electric blue Pontiac Firebird stuck in the back of the shop. According to the seller, this is the classic case of… more»

Lovesick Show Car: 1973 Chevy Camaro

Bear with me on the post title: you’ve got to see the detail of this crazy paint job up close to understand! This 1973 Chevy Camaro has quite a story to tell, and the seller has done a great… more»

Air Force Officer Owned: 1970 Ford Torino GT

I did a double take at first because this 1970 Ford Torino GT seemed quite familiar to me. Credit the factory “laser stripe,” which must have been a popular feature, for my deja vu: we profiled a similar car… more»

Original Paint: 1970 Chevy Corvette

Sometimes, we all just have to admit that dealers and restoration shops have the upper hand. They’re the first ones to get a call about a barn find project, and they sure as heck can put together an ad… more»

Masquerading Muscle Car: 1972 Rally Nova

Some people are more worried about looks than they are about actual performance. Chevrolet figured that out long ago and has been offering affordable, but fast-looking versions of their top performers for years. Take this 1972 Nova for example…. more»

Drag Pack Equipped: 1969 Torino Cobra SCJ

When the original owner of this Torino bought it, he set out with a simple goal. All he wanted was to show people that Ford could build a fast car that could compete at the drag strip. So he… more»

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