It’s fun to look at pictures of cars that have just been pulled out of a barn, but sometimes the reality isn’t so great. They can be rat infested money pits! So, I have something for those of you… more»
American Classic Cars
Family Barn Find: 1960 Chevrolet Impala
This Impala Convertible has been in the same family since 1963. The seller’s father traded in his ’55 Bel Air on it and ended up driving the car for 10 years. It remained parked until sometime in the 80s when… more»
Diamond In The Rough: 1940 Diamond T
Diamond T trucks were commonly known as the “Cadillac of trucks.” The company was founded in Chicago in 1905 when C.A. Tilt, the son of a Chicago shoe manufacturer built his first cars. But by 1911, Tilt decided that… more»
A Good American: 1960 AMC Rambler American
1960 was the last year of the first-generation AMC Rambler American with the somewhat “upside-down bathtub” styling. This 1960 AMC Rambler American Custom is in Siloam Springs, Arkansas and the seller says that she “is all original”, but then they… more»
Simply Beautiful: 1940 Ford Two-Door
What a nice looking old car! This 1940 Ford two-door looks very original, although no claim of originality is made by the seller. As a matter of fact, they don’t tell us much at all! We don’t know how… more»
17-year Slumber: 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix LJ
Well, hello there; come here often? What a beauty! I know, I know, it’s not a “classic”, it’s a 1970s GM car (insert “malaise era” joke after joke here). But, man, what find! This 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix is in… more»
Special K: 1947 Kaiser Special
This barn find California Kaiser sure looks nice so far, even with the press-on white walls! This is a 1947 Kaiser Special and it’s in Valley Springs, California. Shipbuilding magnate, Henry J. Kaiser, could foresee a need for a vast number… more»
The Mystery Of AMC’s Winged Warrior
Reader JCW sent this interesting AMC in, but sadly we didn’t get to it in time. It’s such an intriguing find though that we just had to feature it anyways! Why is this AMC so interesting? That’s a great question… more»
More Adventures Out In Missouri!
Reader and college student, Eli R is quite the aspiring automotive photographer and he has been kind enough to share some of his most recent finds with us. You can see and read about his past adventures here! When… more»
Big Drop Top: 1942 Cadillac 62 Convertible
I can only imagine how important you would feel riding around in this big convertible Cadillac! You’d have to feel like a VIP every time you put the top down to just go out for a cruise, well at… more»
Could Be A Wedge: 1964 Dodge Polara
I don’t really feel brand loyalty to any one make, rather I appreciate nearly every vehicle for what it is or was, but there are still specific cars that I would love to own. When it comes to Ford,… more»
Barn Racer: 1964 Chevy Impala
According to the ad, this Chevy had a busy history for awhile. It was an automatic but converted to a 4 speed and raced and then converted back to an automatic. The engine is a 350, 375 horsepower, that’s… more»
Super Project: 1959 Cushman Super Eagle
This will be a super nice project: a 1959 Cushman Super Eagle. These aren’t super hard to restore and once you’re done it’ll look like this. These are small machines so you can store it in your basement while… more»
A Rare Delight: 1955 DeSoto Station Wagon
Thanks to reader Peter R for sending us word of this rare and unusual 1955 DeSoto station wagon. It’s located in the beautifully named town of Terrebonne, Oregon and is for sale on eBay, with a Buy-It-Now of what… more»
More Dents per Mile: 1972 Dodge Polara
I think it’s safe to say that this Mopar design appeals to fewer folks than most designs. This Dodge is an interesting example of a large two door car with few options and a big engine and, of course, tiny drum brakes…. more»
California To New York: 1962 Ford Ranchero
Regular Barn Finds readers know I love me some Falcon-based Ranchero! My first automotive memories are from the inside of a 1963 Falcon wagon, and I love my pickup so much maybe it’s a dream woven from those two… more»
















