Studebaker always employed unique and interesting styling on their cars, and thanks is owed to Raymond Loewy for the Hawk. Born and raised in California, no harsh elements have ever reached this ’56. Having only two owners since new,… more»
American Classic Cars
Orange Dreamsicle: 1976 Dodge Ramcharger SE
This orange and white Dodge Ramcharger was supposedly ordered new by a Chrysler executive in what can only be described as a Denver Bronco’s color scheme. It’s showing 136k miles, so it isn’t in perfect condition, but it’s a… more»
Minto Pinto: 1980 Ford Pinto Survivor
Readers, I have to be honest with you. I have been a lifelong Pinto naysayer, however in my recent time writing for Barn Finds I have written up several and grown to love them. We have featured some really… more»
Holier Than Thou: 1954 Plymouth Wagon
Here’s a nice little weekend project. Well, that depends on what you want to do with (to?) this 1954 Plymouth wagon. The owner has a couple of suggestions but I’m sure that the fine readers of Barn Finds will… more»
Woody Survivor: 1952 Buick Roadmaster Estate
Buick Roadmaster’s are great looking cars that in my opinion couldn’t get any better looking in the styling department, until the Estate came to fruition. Stylish, with a lovely wood grain, and a subtle dark green, this wagon is… more»
Factory Prototype? 1953 Henry J Convertible
Here’s a neat little mystery machine! If cars could talk, I wonder what story this Henry J would tell—and whether it would back up the claim that it was one of three factory convertible prototypes. That’s the story being… more»
Depression-Era Stunner: 1932 Lincoln Victoria Coupe
Even in its current condition, this 1932 Lincoln Victoria Coupe imparts a classy presence with a side order of “Are you talkin’ to me?” attitude. This Murray-bodied five-passenger coupe is one of fewer than 200 built, and one of… more»
1988 Camaro RS Project For $800!
Can this really be so? This Camaro is being offered here on craigslist in Needham Heights, Massachusetts for just $800! I know this isn’t the most desirable of years, but it isn’t everyday you find a 5-speed equipped V8… more»
Built In The Fifties: 1923 Ford Hot Rod!
A fiberglass t-bucket may be the cheapest route into hot rod ownership, but metal bodied machines just can’t be beat. Something built back in the day would be even better. Cars like that don’t come along very often though… more»
Spy Wagon: 1972 Chevrolet Kingswood Estate
If you are as big of fan of big American station wagons as I am, this find should get you excited! The Chevrolet Kingswood Estate was essentially a well optioned Impala wagon with faux woodgrain paneling. This particular example… more»
Grandson Sold Grandpa’s 1970 Chevelle Malibu
It isn’t too difficult to spot what’s hiding behind those boxes in this garage! This 1970 Chevelle Malibu belonged to the original owner’s family until the current seller bought it from their Grandson. It was parked in 1997 with… more»
Business Survivor: 1950 Dodge Wayfarer
While many Business Coupes are sought after, many can bring high prices and difficult to find parts. Although, this 1950 Wayfarer is quite complete, and is described as a survivor. Appearing very solid with little to no rust, it… more»
Batstang! 1987 Ford Mustang Custom
Sooooooo, you’re sitting around one evening looking out the window at your Mustang parked in the driveway and thinking, I have way too much time and money on my hands, how can I use up some of that time… more»
A/C Equipped Survivor: 1961 Olds F85 Deluxe Wagon
Station wagons and early F85 Oldsmobiles have a sweet spot in my heart, so it would only make sense that I would be head over heels for this F85 wagon. Very original and ready to drive, this air conditioning… more»
First Gen L48: 1967 Camaro SS 350
Buying a project from Coparts can be a bit of a mixed bag. While they do often get some really interesting cars, they don’t provide much information and the cars usually come with salvage titles. Every once in a… more»
















