Chrysler Corporation shook up its entire lineup for 1957 with the all-new Virgil “Ex” Exner’s fin-tastic new “Forward Look” designs. This 1957 Chrysler New Yorker 392 Hemi Two Door Hardtop resides far away from the Big Apple, in Olympia,… more»
American Classic Cars
Cheap Twincam: 1976 Chevrolet Cosworth Vega
It’s sort of hard to believe that with all of the prestige and over-engineering attached to the Cosworth Vega’s history file that these cars aren’t worth more today. Of course, you could also say they have proven their worth… more»
Driver Quality: 1957 Imperial 2-Door Hardtop
If you’re looking to make a statement, bright red paint on a finned 1950s car is a good way to do it. Throw in the Imperial marque and I’d expect people to take notice. This 1957 Imperial was found… more»
Clean One-Ton: 1979 Ford F-350 SuperCab 4×4
As the owner of a (what I consider very) clean 12th generation F-150, I like to see earlier clean examples of the F-Series. This 1979 Ford F-350 SuperCab 4×4 fits that well. It was found by a Barn Finds… more»
Museum Find: 1961 Chevrolet Impala Convertible
If most of what turns up here on Barn Finds are true barn finds, then this 1961 Chevrolet Impala convertible is more like a Palace Find. A 23K mile museum exhibit and located in Norwich, New York, this unusually… more»
Original 1968 Chevrolet Corvette 427!
Chevy’s shark-like third generation Corvette (C3), new for 1968, brought revolutionary new styling to America’s Sports Car compared to the C2. With horsepower wars still in full swing, the *base* 1968 Corvette packed 300 HP, and buyers could choose… more»
Stored 24 Years: 1971 Mercury Comet
Having already made Comets for a dozen years through four generations, not to mention several totally different body styles and sizes, this 1971 Mercury Comet is what a lot of us automatically think of when we think of the… more»
No Reserve 1976 Chevrolet Custom Van
I don’t know if vanning ever really went away, but it seems to be gaining popularity as of late. Not as popular as it was when it originated in the 1970s, but there seems to be a fairly strong… more»