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HyperPak Hopeful: 1961 Dodge Lancer

As modern cars start to look more and more alike, we are starting to really appreciate unique classics like these old Dodges. This one is a 1961 Lancer and although the seller repetitively uses the word “perfect” in their… more»

Finned Find: 1959 Cadillac Convertible

If you like your classic cars to have fins, then this 1959 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible might be right up your alley, as it has the largest fins ever fitted to a factory built car. The current owner has… more»

Pint Size Barn Find: 1931 American Austin Roadster

This tiny 1931 American Austin Roadster has been in a barn for the past 50 years or so and needs to go to a new home. The American Austin Car Company built these under license from Austin in Britain… more»

Fiery Phoenix: 1972 Pontiac Firebird Formula

What makes a barn find so interesting? Is it the possibility of discovering some long lost gem? Maybe it’s the idea of finding an affordable and solid project? Or is it the story of the car and the possible… more»

The First ’55 Vette

For at least four decades, Steve McCain has had a one-track mind for Corvettes. He decided early on that Chevrolet’s fiberglass sports car was just his style, and he bought his first one—a 1965 model—while still in high school…. more»

Pampered 1969 Chevrolet Camaro

The seller of this 1969 Chevrolet Camaro claims it has been pampered and meticulously cared for since new. The odometer currently reads just 14k miles and the seller claims that it’s all original. Given the condition and age, it… more»

1957 Chevrolet Nomad in the Barn

When it comes to classic American wagons, the 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Nomad is the King. It offered respectable performance and sportiness, but was still practical. This ’57 Nomad has been parked in this dark barn for many years… more»

Mystery Palm Beach Collection

Reader Claudio H. discovered this abandoned warehouse in the Palm Beach area. It and the property around it are littered with old cars. He tried to do some research to see if he could find out who the owner… more»

1951 Mechanix Illustrated Roadster

It’s unlikely that any modern magazine would run an article about building your own 100mph sports car for $500, but in 1951 Mechanix Illustrated ran one about how to do just that. The article covered the process of converting… more»

Probable Barn Find: 1970 Dodge Charger R/T

The seller of this 1970 Dodge Charger R/T doesn’t offer much information in their Hemmings listing, but hopefully they claim it is “barn find” because it’s original and not just dirty. They do claim the paint and interior are… more»

Overgrown 1959 Lincoln Continental

While remodeling a home in Altamonte Springs, Florida reader Ray M. discovered this 1959 Lincoln Continental convertible hiding in the backyard of a nearby abandoned home. Having always dreamt of restoring a part of automotive history, Ray knew he… more»

Untouched 1953 Henry J

Kaiser Motors introduced the Henry J in 1950 with the goal of building an affordable compact car that nearly every American could afford. The company went to great lengths to make sure the car could be sold cheaply, but… more»

The Johnson Collection Auction

Gregg “Bud” Johnson had a true passion for automobiles and he also had a little bit of everything in his collection. Bud was the owner of the local A&W Root Beer in his home town and used his success… more»

Two Owner 1968 Shelby GT500KR

We want to love this 1968 Shelby GT500KR. It is a Shelby for goodness sake! It has even been in the hands of the second owner since 1983. Still, there are some red flags here. A respray to cover… more»

Sun Baked 1952 Ford F3 Truck

When it comes to patina, the dry hot sun of Arizona produces some of the best. This 1952 Ford F3 was parked out in the heat for many years. The owner at the time claimed it ran when they… more»

1963 Ford Galaxie 500 Wagon Field Find

When I came across this 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 Country Squire, I instantly noticed that it was being offered by the same seller as the DeSoto we featured yesterday. It would seem that reader Chris N. found a small… more»