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Hit The Road In Style: 1969 Dodge D300 Camper

Just a few days ago, we featured an “oddball” camper built on a 1968 Chevy van. Here’s another extremely rare RV that may be a lot more useful and appealing. This is a 1969 Dodge D300 (that’s a one… more»

1953 DeSoto Hemi Fire Dome

My favorite barn finds are old sedans like these that are reasonably priced, somewhat unique, and won’t take a lot of work to make driveable. This old DeSoto, listed here on craigslist in Placerville, California with a reasonable asking of… more»

1987 GMC Truck: Need A Bigger Gun Rack?

I have to give this guy kudos for doing something different. I don’t know much about the GMC Topkick or Kodiak medium-duty trucks, but to me it looks like this owner created one for himself, in pickup configuration. He… more»

45 Years In The Barn: 1968 Pontiac GTO

We have one last find up in Alaska for you guys! No, we are not in the Bat-Cave but in a barn. Here you have a barn find said to have been stored for 45 years. Listed here on… more»

More Grand: 1972 Pontiac Grand Ville

For the 1971 model year, the brass at Pontiac may have decided the Bonneville name was no longer prestigious enough so it was superseded by the Grand Ville. This one is a 1972 model, and is located in Winfield,… more»

Bat-Wings: 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air

Were you looking for some “bat-wings”. If so, a 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air could be what you were looking for. In a land far, far away from many of us is the 1959 sitting around Fairbanks, Alaska. Listed here… more»

Right Combo: 1966 Chevrolet Caprice

This old Chevy listed here on craigslist has the right combination for fun. It’s a “light” 2 door with a big V8, but with an ambitious asking price of $9,000. It’s an Arizona matching numbers car with factory air and… more»

It’s A “Happy” Truck: 1950 Ford Bread Truck

It’s a bread truck! This 1950 Ford truck was converted when new for the Happy Home Bread Company in Denver, Colorado. It seems to be really solid and I really like the unusual look. It’s for sale in Colorado Springs,… more»

Edsel With More Doors: 1958 Corsair Hardtop Sedan

Straight from the “Dirt Cheap” department here at Barn Finds and found in Des Moines, Iowa is this very inexpensive Edsel Corsair four door hardtop here on craigslist. The asking price is $850.

L30/M20: 1968 Chevrolet Camaro

When most people think of high-performance Camaros, they think about the SS and Z28 variants. But, there was another… The L30 327 may not of had the power of the 350, but when paired with the M20 4-speed, a… more»

Only 6,000 Miles? 1965 Pontiac Bonneville

This Pontiac for sale here on craigslist in Houston, Texas is claimed to have only 6,000 miles. The owner says he has documentation to prove it. But, he doesn’t provide pictures or even much description in the ad. With an… more»

Cheap Mid-Engines: $650 Fiero VS $700 X19

If you’re hankering to have an engine behind your ears, we’ve dug up some cheap options: a 1986 Pontiac Fiero here on eBay for $650, and a 1985 Fiat X1-9 also here on eBay with one bid at $700… more»

1970 Plymouth Road Runner: Really That Great?

I’ve never even driven one, but I’ve dreamed about getting a Road Runner for a while now. I’m starting to wonder if I’m actually missing out on that much though. Surely, that statement will anger a few Mopar guys… more»

Real Deal Z/28? 1968 Camaro

When it comes to the Camaro, the Z/28 is one of the more sought after models and can fetch serious money these days. While they really are great cars, cloning one really isn’t all that difficult. The 302 V8… more»

Idled Turbo Pony: 1985 Mustang SVO

Another car you should buy now before they get expensive is the Mustang SVO. This example here on eBay is practically begging for its next owner to take a little extra care in keeping it on the road and… more»

Hodge-Podge Special: Ford T-Bucket

Years ago, it was practically expected that every 4th of July parade would feature an army of T-bucket hotrods, chock full of components from any number of different manufacturers. While the culture still exists, it seems the rat rod… more»