With a world full of base model muscle cars, there are still a few “true” muscle cars that pop up out of the wood work like this 1970 Dodge Challenger convertible. Packing a 383 V8 and originally built as… more»
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Goldie: 1963 Polaris Sno-Traveler K-70D
With probably half of the US population living where there’s at least a chance of snow if not too much snow, not to mention most of Canada and other countries, too, it’s that time of year again on Barn… more»
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Full Sized And Fine: 1967 Plymouth Fury II
What we have here isn’t a barn find, nor is it an exceptionally rare car. The rarity comes in seeing a 50 year old car on a lot amidst other cars only a decade old. This 1967 Plymouth Fury… more»
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6k Miles 1986 Corvette Convertible Survivor
Of all the generations of Corvettes, C4s have long been the least sought after by collectors. While they aren’t the fastest generation, they are actually quite fun to drive! And with the values of earlier cars on a steady… more»
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1949 Ford 8N: Do You Know A Red Belly?
Despite being employed by another equipment manufacturer, I admit a soft spot for the old “red belly” Ford tractors. They used to be all over the place when I was driving around the rural roads of the Old North… more»
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Beach Wagon: 1975 Dodge Sportsman Royal SE
When I was a kid, a family that lived down the street had a 1970s Dodge B-series van parked in front of their house, and the only time they ever used it was when they were going to the… more»
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Steely Survivor: 1968 Ford Mustang
With vintage Mustang’s being as common as they are, an example has to be either really nice or really unique to set itself apart from the other dozen or so that will inevitably be for sale at the same… more»
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The Invincible Schacht: 1904 Schacht Auto-Runabout
Before the 1920s, there were over 1,000 car manufacturers in the United States. While all of those companies are now either defunct or absorbed into the Big Three, many vehicles produced by these companies still exist. Many horseless carriages… more»
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Beautiful, Cheap Survivor: 1987 Dodge Van
Having owned and driven Dodge vans for all of the 1980s and into the early-90s, this one really caught my eye. Thanks to Matt W. for sending in the tip for this great-looking 1987 Dodge Ram 150! This rust-free… more»
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2 of 2400: 1952 Mercury Woody Wagons
Woody’s are considered to be quite rare as these fine works of art always didn’t age as gracefully as their sheet metal brethren. Often difficult to find one, this seller appears to have two 1952 Woody station wagons when… more»
BF EXCLUSIVE: 1941 Chevrolet Special Deluxe
Update 11/13/2017 – We just heard from Charles that this Special Deluxe is still up for grabs and Jim really needs to move it along. If you are interested, be sure to contact him via the form below! Seller… more»
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What Was Stan Thinking? The Stanmobile
The styling of a car often represents a compromise between the designer’s dreams and the engineer’s capabilities. What kind of mind would the designer have had to create a “car” like this? We know one thing: his name is… more»
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Charcoal Edition: 1984 Mercury Capri RS Turbo
I know most people would prefer a V8 in their Fox body Mustang, but boy do I want this turbo powered Capri RS! It’s actually the Charcoal edition Capri, which means it has all kinds of fun factory upgrades…. more»
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Roadside Sighting: 1978 Cadillac Wagon
Some of the best finds are just parked along the side of the road! Reader Mark S sent us a great one that a friend recently spotted while driving through Pennslyvania. Mark hadn’t ever seen one quite like it,… more»
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Easy Being Green: 1969 Chevrolet Impala Custom
It’s amazing to think that gigantic, full-size cars from the Big 3 were once as common on the ground as today’s Camrys and Accords. Caprices and Impalas, LTDs, Furys, and more were the family sedans of the middle class…. more»
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Big Bad Brown: 1969 AMC AMX
Yeah, brown wasn’t one of the big bad AMC colors, but this brown AMX sure looks bad to the bone. Two seats, big block, and a color to hide the potential, this is what a sleeper muscle car looks like. An actual… more»
