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Hopefully, today is full of good food, family, friends, and amazing barn finds for all. So, from the entire Barn Finds Team, may we all have a Merry Christmas and a Happy Holiday!
Merry Christmas to all of the staff, writers and reader of BarnFinds!
Same to you, and thanks for all the hours of entertainment looking at the cool cars, and having me stay out of my wife’s hair.
Merry Christmas, and thank you for all of the great stories and memories!
Merry Christmas to all you fine folks who bring Barn Finds to us each day. Hoping for a day of family, food and fun for all of you. Thanks for all your hard work!
Merry Christmas from Roanoke,VA.
This picture was taken on Christmas day 2020.
Today it’s supposed to be 68 & dry.
merry christmas to all and thank you for this site very entertaining the stuff you find. from the yoopers of michigan
Merry Christmas to the writers and staff at Barn Finds.
Merry Christmas to all of you as well and thank you for bringing us the daily emails
Merry Christmas to all!!
Merry Christmas to all!
Merry Christmas to all the staff here at barn finds, and to all the readers, for between the excellent knowledgeable write ups, and the knowledgeable and colorful comments from the readers, makes this a very entertaining place to hang out!!!
Merry Christmas! Thanks to not only the staff that make up this site, but all the readers, too, which make this a lovely place to spend time dreaming of cars and connecting with community.
A very good Christmas to all on Barn Finds especially Howard who has driven everything under the sun except the Hubble Telescope, and the Moon Lander as far as we know.
Bob from CANUCKISTAN
Thanks, Robert, you got my number. Retirement is a time to reflect, and just by the nature of the jobs I had, all vehicle related in some way, one is bound to run the gamut, intentionally or not. (new)Boss hands me the keys, “can you handle it”?, they’d ask,, “Sure, same crap, different shovel”, I’d say, and go from there. Can’t do ANY of that today, mistakes weren’t the devastating misfortunes of today, and most of the “things” I drove, are no longer around, but yes, not much you could name that I haven’t driven.
Thanks for your input and knowledge on so many topics. I don’t mean to be pushy, but I simply don’t know who is going to carry on that info when we’re gone. These brats spending $4.6 MIL on a silly “Hemi Cuda”? Not bloody likely. Take care, pal.
A very Merry 🎄Christmas to all, and as the saying goes:
“May there be a car in the barn in 2022”
Thanks for all the wonderful classic cars you present. I’ve learned a lot on this site. Merry Christmas to the staff and their families. 🎄🎁
I’d like to chime in with a big “Thank You” to the entire BF staff.
And how about a suggestion as well:
Pretty easy to see which of the features garners the most attention, simply by looking at the comments. Some have been pretty impressive, and continue on for quite a while.
So, how about instituting an awards program for the authors, beginning January, ending Christmas 2022? They could be simple based on numbers, (views, comments) or more creative. Commenters, how about suggestions for categories which would make sense?
I’ll start:
Most Controversial Listing!
Most Creative Vehicle Description!
Anyone?
Good plan, and you could throw in a free t-shirt for the reader who submitted the tip.
I’m late getting in, Merry Christmas to everyone. Thanks for the articles, vehicles and feedback all year long.
God bless everyone
Okay, as the new year approaches, let’s sing,,” Should auld( old) acquaintance be forgot,,”,,I know I grind some peoples gears here, and I’m GLAD, shows you’re alive in this sterile environment we call our “society”, we’ve so gradually gotten used to. Many here are like me, we simply come from a different time and were born 50 years too late. We’d have all loved to be young folks, in between Korea and Vietnam, say, 1954 to early 60’s, most of us were just kids, but we all knew someones older brother we got bad habits from.Hot Rods, lead sleds, CHROME, “Sock hops, soda shops, auto shop, BREAKIN’ ALL THE RULES”,,,yeah,,we missed all that.( except the breaking the rules, part) The fact we participate in computer related ventures at all, is so out of character for us. What holds us old farts together? This site, the “regulars” that share our many interests, and the writers, that not only feature visual reminders of our past, but a short history, in case one is unfamiliar with the vehicle. The stories THAT generates, are great. We’d like to think we were the only ones tinkering , but lo, we ALL did it! All the writers deserve a tip of the hat.
This site, unlike most others, is like a “club” of sorts. Used to be, we’d sit around a barrel heater, and BS until spring, maybe work on that wacky project that will no doubt be ridiculed by BF readers later,,,time marched on, and for whatever reason, financially, mostly, most, like me, are relegated to pushing buttons on a keyboard, with our fading memories and virtually arguing with Steve,,( just kidding, Steve, your knowledge adds a lot to this site) and I guess it beats a spot at the “starin’ window” at the old folks home.
You know, I used to say “Happy” New Year, but in these times, and anyone over 60 surely is shaking their heads too, who knows what “Happy” is? The “mishigosh”, ( craziness) is off the scale, stuff we never thought we’d see and I suppose, have a “safe” New Years is more applicable. Together, we’ll all watch the hobby escalate to heights us old farts never imagined. Peace, all,,,
Hugs from NC, Howard! Happy to be in the “club” with you!