Two categories of older classics that are prone to becoming tired and battered are Pickups and off-roaders. This isn’t typically due to abuse or neglect but is an almost unavoidable consequence of the role they play in their owner’s… more»
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Nicest One Left? 1993 Chevrolet S-10 Blazer Tahoe LT
There is something undeniably attractive about owning what could be the best example of a particular classic model. Its modern equivalents will typically offer more creature comforts and refinements, but they won’t generate the level of interest that many… more»
Original 400: 1979 Ford Bronco Custom
After the relatively disappointing sales results posted by the First Generation Bronco, the 1979 tally must have brought a smile to the faces of Ford Executives. An increase of 400% over the best figure mustered by its processor confirmed… more»
Last-Year Removable Top – 1975 Chevrolet Blazer
This Chevy flies its ’70s flag high with shiny, “mostly original” orange paint, a contrasting white top, and fake wood grain panels. The 1975 Chevrolet K5 Blazer in Chatsworth, Georgia, may not be perfect, including some rocker rust and… more»
500 Horsepower! 1978 Jeep Wagoneer
When your wife is not quite satisfied with her classic SUV, and you specialize in building high-horsepower vehicles, you might create something like this blinding red Jeep. Never intended as a show-quality build, the 1978 Jeep Wagoneer in Trappe,… more»
No Reserve: 1984 Jeep CJ-7
UPDATE 09/23/2024: Don’t you just love non-paying buyers? If you are the owner of this 1984 Jeep CJ-7, I’m sure that the answer to that question would be a resounding “no.” They thought they had secured a successful sale… more»
Slightly-Built 400 V8: 1979 Ford Bronco Custom
Wearing the fanciest of four “Tu-Tone” paint options, the “Combination Tu-Tone Option” in Cream and Dark Brown Metallic, this 1979 Ford Bronco Custom appears to be in nice condition. The seller says it was repainted eight years ago and… more»
100% Rust Free! 1979 Plymouth Trail Duster 4×4
The tail end of the 1970s was one of Chrysler’s darkest periods (although things aren’t looking great for them right now). Because of this, you might find it in your heart to forgive them for creating this badge-engineered Ramcharger… more»
French Delivered: 1989 Range Rover
This 1989 Range Rover might only have 53,000 miles on its odometer, but it is fair to describe it as a well-traveled classic. After rolling off the line in Solihull, England, it commenced its active life plying the roads… more»
FOUR by FOUR Edition: 1978 Dodge Ramcharger
Many of you remember 1978. Some of you weren’t born yet, but for a good portion of the Barn Finds family of readers, we were alive, and coincidently, Stayin’ Alive was still a big-selling record that year, back when… more»
No Reserve Driver: 1966 Ford Bronco
This 1966 Ford Bronco isn’t totally original, but it is a strong candidate for anyone seeking a tidy classic that can take them deep into the wilderness. The seller added a full top to accommodate a rear seat but… more»
No Reserve 2nd Owner: 1988 Jeep Wrangler
Two observations regarding Jeep’s iconic Wrangler. First, they have incredible staying power, seeming to be consistently popular and maintaining a solid resale. The second? I’ve lost track of the number of people, including a family member, who have bought… more»
Meyer Half Cab! 1973 Jeep CJ-5
Is there anything a vintage Jeep can’t do? Well, ok, they’re not a wonderful highway ride, but besides that! The ‘Civilian Jeep” crept onto the scene in 1942, when the US Department of Agriculture pitted a jeep against a… more»
No Reserve: 1972 International Scout II
While International might not have crossed the stripe first with an American SUV, the Scout is certainly on the podium. And with a production span of nearly two decades and over 500,000 sold, it’s hard to argue with its… more»
BF Exclusive: 1999 Jeep Cherokee Sport 4×4
UPDATE – The seller has lowered their asking price! Motor Trend said, “…the Jeep Cherokee is a raging bargain, offering driving enjoyment, off-road ability, overall function…” and more gushing remarks, as did other magazines and reviewers. In my opinion,… more»