Ford Broncos are hot: there’s no doubt about it. And there’s nary a better example than seeing a former plow truck like this one, rotten in almost every panel, pulling bids to almost $4,000 with a day left in… more»
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Cheap Short Bed: 1975 Chevrolet C10 Silverado
1975 was one of the few years that Chevy beat out Ford in truck sales, selling nearly 750,000 vehicles overall. The C10, the two-wheel-drive version of the Chevy full-size pickup, came in two box styles (Fleetside and Stepside), four… more»
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Uncut U14 Survivor: 1966 Ford Bronco Pickup
This 1966 Ford Bronco Pickup might look a little bit baked, but below the surface, it is a solid and clean survivor with minimal rust problems. It would make a great project vehicle, although there is no reason why… more»
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Muscle Truck: 409-Powered 1960 Chevrolet El Camino!
1960 was the second year of Chevrolet’s “gentleman’s pickup,” the El Camino. Unlike an ordinary truck, the El Camino was built off the two-door Chevrolet station wagon platform with the cab and cargo bed integrated into the body. This… more»
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Dry Montana Truck: 1977 Jeep Cherokee S
This 1977 Jeep Cherokee S is said to be western truck that never left the dry state of Montana, and the body’s condition certainly lends credence to that. The vulnerable edges of the fenders and lower sills show no… more»
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Awesome Patina: 1952 Ford F3 Pickup
Patina farm trucks have been coming out of the woodwork like crazy lately. The classic truck trend has been going on for years and doesn’t seem to be slowing down at all. This 1952 Ford is no exception. Located… more»
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Short Bed Survivor: 1973 Ford F100
Short bed pickups are among the better-looking classic trucks you can buy, regardless of manufacturer. While we often see Chevy-branded pickups for sale in this configuration, this 1973 Ford F100 Custom is a nicely patina’d example and configured the… more»
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SR5 Survivor: 1994 Toyota V6 4×4 Pickup
Many pickups are worn out when they hit 100,000 miles but this little Toyota is just getting broken in with only 129k on the clock! It’s actually hard to find these with lower mileage. Most of these have double… more»
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Good Buy? Rust-Free 1986 Subaru BRAT
The words rust-free and Subaru BRAT usually don’t go together too often, but they do in this case. This 1986 Subaru BRAT looks like an absolutely fantastic example to snag and tinker with over the winter and have a… more»
EXCLUSIVE: 1944 Dodge WC51
UPDATE – We just heard from the seller that this Dodge has sold and is on its way to its new home with a fellow Barn Finds Reader! Our congratulations to both parties. Military vehicles may be an acquired… more»
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Farm Find: 1950 Chevrolet 3600 Pickup
The seller of this 1950 Chevrolet 3600 pickup truck states, “I recommend keeping this one 100% original. So few are left, and everyone wants to modify them. But, this one is still completely unmolested”. Well, I’m down with that… more»
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BF AUCTION: 9k Mile 1949 International KB2
This handsome 1949 International KB2 stake truck is a nicely preserved example with a long history of careful owners and a gentle lifestyle of moving hay bales before retiring to different collections. The seller notes that it needs some… more»
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No Reserve Royale: 1977 GMC Motorhome
The GMC Motorhome continues to be a fan favorite, largely for its attractive design and novel features, including the easy-to-service Oldsmobile powerplant and front wheel drive configuration. This example is yet another project that won’t see completion, which seems… more»
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Western Survivor: 1978 Ford Bronco
While this 1978 Ford Bronco is already quite appealing for its dry, rust-free body and largely original paint, the long list of desirable factory features is what most potential buyers may be distracted by first. The seller has offered… more»
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Needlenose Cab: 1972 Peterbilt 351
Perhaps one of the most recognized tractor trailer cabs is the Peterbilt 281/351, otherwise known as a “Needlenose.” The truck was, in my opinion, synonymous of the trucking industry, a design that was seen on the rolling plains and… more»
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BF AUCTION: 1973 Chevrolet El Camino
In 1973, Chevrolet debuted the redesigned Chevelle and subsequently the El Camino. The fourth-generation El Camino was now larger, heavier, and more comfortable to drive. While they lost a bit of their muscle car status, the changes made these… more»
