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BF Auction: No Reserve 1964 Jaguar S-Type

The Jaguar S-Type was a unique offering within the Jaguar lineup. It was smaller and cheaper than the top-of-the-line Mark X, yet more sophisticated than the Mark 2 it was meant to replace. With its elegant styling, fantastic 3.8-liter… more»

Coupe With Oomph! Triumph GT6

This gorgeous little Primrose Yellow Triumph GT6 coupe find was sent in by Curvette, who sends in some of my favorite finds! Frankly, this GT6 seems to be one heck of a bargain at the asking price of $6,500…. more»

Decade Dry-Stored: 1990 and 1988 TVR 290S S1 and S2

As many of our readers know, I love old TVRs. I also have a thing for the Cologne V6 that many of them use under the hood. It seems lately a rash of them have come up for sale… more»

Rare British Van: 1965 Ford Anglia Thames

The Anglia was a small car and commercial vehicle built by Ford in England for many years. It’s seldom seen in the U.S., particularly in panel van form, aka the Anglia Thames. This edition from 1965 looks like a… more»

Jekyll and Hyde: 1960 Volvo PV544 Hot Rod

The need for speed drives us to do many things. They are rarely easy or make much sense, financially or otherwise. The seller of this 1960 Volvo PV544 has done a bang-up job of reminding us what is possible… more»

Roman Purple: 1974 Lotus Europa Twin Cam Special

They say that a picture is worth a thousand words. Luckily for this Lotus Europa for sale, the owner included plenty of pictures in the ad because there are few words. Lotus debuted the Europa model in December 1966,… more»

Cheap 1969 MGB GT Project

Check out this shiny red 1969 MGB GT project car on Craigslist near Seattle. It seems to be a distress sale, so you could get a great deal. The car looks tidy, and only a carburetor issue is keeping… more»

Unmolested Wedge: 1971 Lotus Europa Project

A first-generation Lotus Europa Federal Edition in a restorable state is an extremely rare find. This one was the 21st of the 145 imported into the United States in 1971, which should give you an idea of its rarity…. more»

In A Barn For 30 Years! 1967 Triumph Spitfire

As soon as I saw this 1967 Triumph Spitfire Mk. II come into our tip box, I knew I wanted to write it up. I own a 1967 Spitfire Mk. II as well, and it’s my favorite Triumph of… more»

BF Exclusive: 1980 MGB Limited Edition

A long list of new parts makes this MGB Limited Edition worth a look for anyone shopping for a restored British roadster. The seller describes a ground-up restoration that addressed the paint, interior, suspension, brakes, and numerous mechanical components…. more»

Fuel-Injected & Sorted: 1971 Jaguar E-Type V12 2+2

The Series 3 E-Type usually gets a bad reputation for its complex mechanical quirks, but this highly upgraded classic may yet change the narrative. The seller has addressed every reason people usually don’t buy these, saying the problematic Lucas… more»

Concours Level? 1963 Jaguar Mark II

This is an interesting one: an absolutely concours 1963 Jaguar Mark II sedan, judged at more than 99 points by the “Jaguar Club.” (This presumably means JCNA, the Jaguar Clubs of North America.) The car is being auctioned at… more»

Potential Vintage Racer: 1966 Triumph TR4A

If you are looking for a vintage race candidate with the right patina, you couldn’t do much better than this 1966 Triumph TR4A that’s currently listed for sale here on Facebook Marketplace and is located in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The… more»

Revisiting The Past: A 1954 Dellow Mark II

This is the second time this particular 1954 Dellow Mark II has been featured in Barn Finds, with Michelle having written a great post when the car was for sale in 2025. At that time, the car was for… more»

Proper British Sports Car: 1967 Lotus Elan S3

The Elan model from Lotus was produced between 1963 and 1973. During that 10-year span, there were several different models produced. The majority, like the example here, were Roadsters. Very light, great handling, and fast, the Elan was designed… more»

V6 Powered 1969 MGB GT

I’ve often viewed MGB-GTs as great little coupes but needing more power. The GT is attractive and surprisingly roomy inside, but that 1798cc four-cylinder has never done it for me (despite my racing one in an Austin Marina). This… more»