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Parked Since 1982: 1935 Desoto Airflow SG

I’ve never understood why Chrysler’s Airflow was so hated by people back in the 1930s; I’ve always dug its aerodynamic styling and unibody construction, which was light years ahead for its time. This particular Airflow is a 1935 Desoto… more»

Super Stock Project: 1968 Plymouth Barracuda

Mopar A and B body vehicles are my go-to choice of cars most of the time, and they continue to attract me more and more every time I see one I like! That being said, I have never been… more»

7 Miles, No Fares: As-New Plymouth Fury Taxi

In a story that seems too good to be true, this 1977 Plymouth Fury is a completely original and unused taxi cab that was delivered to the Big Apple but never put into service. The seller has addressed some… more»

Hold That Tiger: 1966 Sunbeam Tiger

In discussing with a professor why the British had such a hard time waging war in North America during the 1700s, he remarked that they didn’t understand the distances.  Everything in England and Europe was fairly close together in… more»

Costanza-Spec: 1980 Mercury Monarch Coupe

Since I was five or six years old, I’ve been a diehard fan of Seinfeld. There’s a particular episode from Season 4, titled “The Handicap Spot,” where the gang traveled to a mall in Lynnbrook to pick up an… more»

Bench Seat Brute! 1972 Chevelle SS454 With A 4 Speed!

There’s more than meets the eye with this 1972 Chevelle SS 454, offered here on eBay from New York state. The next picture tells a much different story. Be sure to have a closer look!

Consensus Choice: 1966 Chevrolet Corvette

I like Corvettes just fine, but don’t really have any strong personal connection to them. My father-in-law, Andy, however, is a Corvette guy. He’s had C3s and ZR1s, and right now he has a ’67 coupe with a 427…. more»

What Do You Mean Its Not A Gasser? 1941 Ford Coupe

I don’t know that I have ever seen a Ford Super Deluxe coupe of this vintage that wasn’t a gasser, and subsequently a relatively unmodified ’41 Ford like this is a welcome change! The front of this car sits… more»

Shell Game: 1960 Ford F100 Longbed

This 1960 Ford F100 project has a lot of the work done, but there’s still a lot of work left to go.  Found here on craigslist in South Tampa, Florida for the sum of $6,500.  That seems like strong… more»

Retro Fun: 1968 Ford Pickup Custom Camper

I’ll admit I’m biased toward bump-side Fords–those trucks falling between 1967 and 1972 that have the distinctive belt line that sticks (bumps) out down the length of the body.  This particular truck is a real beauty that seems to have… more»

1978 Volkswagen Bus in Time-capsule for Over 20 Years!

Check out this  1978 Volkswagen Bus in seemingly excellent condition, offered here on craigslist for $6,000 in Hayfork California. Said to have been off the road since 1996, this Tylenol-shaped time capsule is waiting for the right person to put… more»

What Might Have Been: 1990 Toyota Corolla Harley Car

Here at Barn Finds, we pride ourselves in finding the rarest vehicles the market has to offer.  We feel that these important vehicles deserve a home in the garage of the most dedicated enthusiasts the hobby has to offer. … more»

Restomod Caddy: 1957 Cadillac DeVille

A classic car is always a pleasure to see whether it has been restored to a “T”, is in original condition, or is otherwise modified. Collectively everyone’s flavor is a little different, so some see beauty where others see… more»

Same Owner Since 1977: 1973 Corvette 4-Speed

I’ve always been a fan of Corvettes; last summer my dad, brother and I purchased our first Corvette down in Delaware. It’s a 1986 model with the two-tone gray and tan paint with a brown leather interior, and the… more»

Two-Tone Beauty: 1955 Pontiac Chieftain

I’m biased, like the vast majority of us are – I openly admit it. I like all vehicles, from the Cugnot Steam Trolley of 1769 to the current (no pun intended) Chevy Bolt, and literally everything in-between. Whether it’s gas-powered,… more»

Kinks Worked Out…? 1977 Chevrolet Vega

There’s a truism that GM only truly gets a car right just before killing it off, with the Corvair and Fiero being the most famously cited examples. Along those lines, here’s a Vega from the last year of production,… more»