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Pure Period Hot Rod: 1930 Ford Model A

There are a lot of cars in the hot rod category, but very few come close to the originality of that term like this 1930 Ford Model A does. It is as traditional of a hot rod as it… more»

Hot Rod Potential: 1937 Ford Business Coupe

When you look at this car, hopefully, it inspires you to get down to business and put it back on the road. This 1937 Ford Business Coupe has incredible potential. Currently, the car has a buy-it-now price of $7,500… more»

Almost Finished: 1937 Ford Coupe

This 1937 Ford Coupe can truly be a great rolling project because most everything is already prepared, it just needs some finishing. It still has original paint and originally came from Nevada, but the car is currently located in… more»

Gasser Project: 1939 Plymouth Business Coupe

Still with many original parts, this rolling 1939 Plymouth Business Coupe project is up for sale with a buy-it-now price of only $4,500. The car sits in Nuremberg, Pennsylvania and has a clear title and VIN listed. It being… more»

Don’t Paint It! 1937 Ford Sedan Patina Rod

This could the perfect start to the perfect hot rod! Everyone builds ’32 coupes, so this sedan would stand out at the next car show. And if you really want to draw a crowd, the only thing you need… more»

Boyd Coddington’s 1st Mag Feature: 1915 Ford Model T

The owner of this 1915 Ford Model T claims that it is one of the early cars built by the legendary Boyd Coddington, and has featured in a number of magazine articles during the 1970s. It is now in… more»

Solid 1936 Packard Coupe Hot Rod!

Sometimes something in a more primitive form can be incredibly appealing. As you can see from the photo, this 1936 Packard 3-window coupe is primed and ready for sale with a starting bid of $15,000 and no reserve. A… more»

Marvin’s Sleeper: 1974 Mercury Comet

A lot of times we just ignore seventies cars.  Those of us that grew up with these cars weren’t really impressed with their performance or their looks.  As a teenager, I was quite a car snob.  I drove a… more»

Period Hot Rod: 1930 Ford Model A

From day one, the Ford Model A was the go-to car for anyone wanting to build a hot rod. Over the years, hot rodding style and customization have changed wildly but one thing has remained, the Model A. Over… more»

SEMA Road Warrior: 1937 Ford Phaeton

It is not often that we see cars make repeat appearances on Barn Finds.  However, this distinctive rat rod is making its third appearance on these pages due mainly to its “uniqueness.”  Built for the 2007 SEMA show, this… more»

George Washington’s Axe: 1930 Ford Roadster

Have you ever seen George Washington’s famous cherry tree murdering axe in a museum?  Neither have I, but there is a running historian joke about the axe handle having been replaced five times and the head twice.  If you… more»

1950? DIVCo Milk Truck Project

These old milk delivery trucks are super cool! DIVCo (Detroit Industrial Vehicle Company) are the folks behind a majority of these vintage rides. This particular one is a mystery year, so if you think you know what year it… more»

Period Hot Rod! 1940 Ford Deluxe

What a terrific find! It appears that someone was in the middle of trying to turn this solid 1940 Ford Deluxe into a hot rod and suddenly stopped. The seller tells us it’s been stored as-is for at least… more»

1987 Dodge Charger with 360ci V8 Swap and RWD Conversion

In the 1980s, Chrysler used a familiar namesake for its fuel-sipping, front-wheel drive L platform – the Dodge Charger. Surely, the thought of a FWD economy car sharing the name of a prolific muscle car caused unhappiness among Mopar… more»

Street Rod Project: 1934 Ford 3 Window Coupe

I know that there are plenty of people out there like me. We’d love to build ourselves a nice street rod, but the idea of modifying an old classic is a bit hard to swallow. Well, fear not, because… more»

Old-School Custom! 1940 Ford Business Coupe

The iconic ’40 Ford nose looks great from any angle, and many specimens, like this 1940 Ford Business Coupe in Dearborn Heights, Michigan, became hot-rods of various potency from the post-War era to today. Before fearing the worse from… more»