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Dodge The Apocalypse: 1972 Challenger 4×4

For 2017, Dodge introduced an all-wheel-drive Challenger powered by a 3.6 liter Pentastar V6 with an EPA mileage rating of 30 mpg. Just try to make a rock crawler out of that! I dare ya!  This 1972 Dodge Challenger… more»

What A Combination: 1936 Chevrolet Master Deluxe Custom

If you have ever wanted to simultaneously offend just about every type of car enthusiast there is, then you might want to consider building something like this. If building something like this is beyond your skill level or too… more»

Late Corvette Summer: 1972 Custom Corvette

When I was a kid, I thought that Corvettes were, by far, the most awesome cars God had ever allowed to roam the highways.  I loved to read anything that I could about them, and sent away for catalogs… more»

409-Powered 1956 Chevrolet Drag Car

This 1956 Chevrolet drag car in Springfield, Ohio pushes many of the right buttons for a vintage-looking drag racer. Lacking details in the woefully short description here on eBay, we must assume this car has no racing history, and… more»

What’s Done Is Done: 1969 Camaro 4×4

To quote Nicolas Cage in Gone In Sixty Seconds, “I saw three of these parked outside the local Starbucks this morning.” Suffice it to say this will not be an issue with this Camaro! You won’t even see three of… more»

Buick Powered: 1952 MG TD/C

This little MG looks nice from here, but for any purists or even MG fans, you may want to move on. No, it’s not a kit car but it has been, well, desecrated. In 1968 a 1964 Buick V6 with a… more»

Vintage Vette Custom: 1969 Corvette Convertible

In the seventies, custom cars were all the rage.  Hot Rod Magazine was in its prime, George Barris was a legitimate celebrity, and the World of Wheels coming to your town was like having a second Christmas.  Of all… more»

It’s No Mirage: 1978 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible

Talk about burying the lede: if it wasn’t mentioned in the title of the ad, you’d hardly be able to tell what makes this ’78 Eldorado special enough to merit a $3,500 asking price in this condition. Though it’s… more»

No More Mr. Nice Guy: 1974 MGB

When we write stories about MGBs, the comments section often takes on the look of a small scale war between the American car loyalists and the ever on the defense Anglophiles.  Cries of too slow and pictures of Lucas… more»

1956 Lincoln Premiere Capri: A Little Custom

I realize we don’t deal too many times with restored or customized cars on Barn Finds (that’s kinda not what we’re about). However, every once in a while a “custom” comes along that seems worth featuring. This 1956 Lincoln… more»

97-Year Old Hauler: 1920 Dodge Brothers

Here’s a bit of a head-scratcher, but a nice and unique one. This 1920 Dodge Brothers truck is listed on eBay in Lufkin, Texas with a current bid price of over $6,000 and the reserve isn’t met quite yet.

Fairmont No More: 1981 Ford Durango

The Ford Fairmont, though not exactly terrible, has never been a particularly inspiring car in any of its standard forms. It did lend its Fox platform to the 1979 Mustang, so many have used the interchangeability of Mustang go-fast… more»

“One Of A Kind” – 1995 Replica

If you’re tired of blending in with everyone else on the road with that black / white / silver / gray melted-bar-of-soap-looking car that you drive to work every day, here’s your chance to stand out from the crowd…. more»

Can You See It? 1966 Mirage One-Off

I love automotive dreams! Without folks that are willing to put the hard work into turning their ephemeral visions into metal and fumes, the automotive enthusiast world would be a much less fun place to participate in. This “Mirage”… more»

1 Of 15! 1976 Aerocon Boa

On first glance this 1976 Aerocon Boa, offered here on eBay, recalls a speed record-busting fuselage car from the Bonneville Salt Flats. However in scale it’s much smaller and differs radically from any Aerocon Boa you’re likely to find.

Period-Correct Hot Rod: 1954 Corvette

It’s hard to believe that at one time Chevrolet considered discontinuing the Corvette, especially since it has been dubbed “America’s Sports Car” by many enthusiasts, but in 1954 things were looking bleak for Chevrolet’s fiberglass two-seater. Sales had not… more»

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