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Cheap Project: 1970 Plymouth Duster

With the blacked out hood, it would be easy to mistake this Duster for a desirable Twister or 340. Don’t get too excited though, it’s a base slant six model. I remember when people didn’t want these cars, but… more»

Budget Beater: 1971 Buick Skylark Custom

This dirty old 1971 Buick Skylark may not be the most desirable classic, but with a 350 V8 under the hood and an asking price of $3,250, it seems like a good buy to me. The car was purchased… more»

Baby Woody: 1950 Crosley Station Wagon

We’ve featured lots of Crosleys here at Barn Finds. Even a station wagon! But this one, albeit a garage rather than a barn find, is in terrific driver condition at no reserve. It’s located in New Middletown, Ohio and… more»

Brass Era Beaut: 1912 Buick Model 29 Touring

So, does a 103 year old car that was restored in the 70s qualify as a barn find? Oh heck, I don’t need to justify it! This car deserves some press if for nothing more than the fact that… more»

1920 Ford Model T: Doctor’s Truck?

This Model T left the factory as a “doctor’s coupe”, but someone converted it to a handsome pickup at some point. It’s located in San Diego, California and is listed here on eBay with bidding currently just over $1,000…. more»

Second Chance: 1970 Mercury Cougar Eliminator

If you were interested in that Cougar Eliminator we featured the other day, but weren’t quick enough, here’s your second chance! This particular Eliminator was originally fitted with the 428 Cobra Jet and although it needs some work, appears… more»

705 Mile 1974 Chevrolet C-10

The seller claims that the first owner purchased this truck in 1974 and only put 705 miles on it before stashing it away for 41 years! No reason is given for this odd behavior, but there is plenty of… more»

Super Coupe: 1946 Ford Super 8 Project

The sad story accompanying this car is fairly typical; car gets rescued from barn and made to run, first rescuer has to sell, second rescuer does even more work but grandson isn’t interested in old cars, so it’s for… more»

Big-Block Beast: 1965 Chevrolet Corvair

Now, I’m not suggesting that you should buy this monstrosity. Heck, you shouldn’t even look at what has been done here. It is bad and wrong, but it does make me giggle… It’s probably better if Ralph Nader doesn’t… more»

1953 Hudson Hornet: Tattooed Metal

The concept of pinstriping is not entirely unlike the tendency for young people to invest in body art. It’s a form of expression, I suppose, but it doesn’t really change what’s underneath that fancy ink. Fortunately, a car like… more»

1955 Studebaker Speedster: Rare Project

When most of us think of Speedsters, the first thing that comes to mind is the drop top Porsche Speedster, but when Studebaker debuted their Speedster in 1955 they had a slightly different take on what it meant to… more»

1968 Chevrolet Camaro: Pony Project

I know I shouldn’t judge this seller’s photos, but if there was an award for terrible photos in an online listing this one would be a top contender. I understand that not everyone has the skills or equipment to take… more»

1957 Ford Thunderbird: Porthole Classic

Whether you’re a fan of the Ford T-Bird, there is no denying that this one is the iconic image we all picture when we think of a barn find. We all have different tastes, so the car we picture… more»

1960 Victress C3 Coupe: Rare Glass

Now this is a rare and interesting sight! We have featured a number of American Specials lately, including another one of these rare fiberglass bodied specials. This 1960 Victress C3 is a rather uncommon find these days, as it is… more»

1927 Chandler Roadster: Mini Mercer?

This 1927 Chandler roadster is located in Kansas City, Missouri where it’s listed on eBay with a Buy-It-Now of $13,500 but inviting offers. When I first saw the pictures of this car, I thought it was a “replica” of… more»

1966 Dodge Coronet Wagon: Bad in Black

The subject of wagons has come up before on Barn Finds, including our recent Face Off of American battle wagons. While I love the idea of the extra space, the proportions are often so ungainly that I lose interest… more»