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1958 MG Magnette: Any Potential?

This Magnettte is listed on craigslist in Washington, Maine for $1,500. There’s no powertrain and not much interior. There are inexpensive MGB bits that should work, so perhaps this might be worth consideration. These are rare in North America but still… more»

Short Take: 1962 MGA

We don’t have much to go on for this 1962 MGA, which is located in Myrtle Creek, Oregon and is listed for sale here on eBay. Since the buy it now price is only $7,500 and the car looks… more»

Needs a Twin Cam: 1966 Cortina GT

A few cars have popped up recently on craigslist in the rural township of Washington, Maine. They all seem to share the same garage space and are in need of restoration, but more interesting examples like this 1966 Cortina… more»

White Wedge: 1980 Triumph TR7 Convertible

This TR7 had led a very active life until about five years ago, when it was largely relegated to the car port and was only started when it was needed to be moved. It’s located with Dave in Middletown,… more»

Unmolested? 1966 Jaguar E-Type Stored 21 Years

It may have a few dents and dings, but this early covered headlight E-Type coupe is said to be rust free (!) and has just been removed from 21 years of California storage. It’s now located in Naperville, Illinois… more»

Race Heritage: 1960 Morgan +4

Morgan’s are interesting British sport cars that have a classic design and construction.  Morgan’s have wood floors in them much like the early 1900s automobiles. This Particular Morgan has seen better days, but may have lived a life dedicated… more»

Little Woody Wagon: 1959 Morris Minor

I’ve always dreamed of owning a Woody Wagon, they are just so cool! I’m a bit of a woodworker and love the way wood and steel look together. The problem is, I can’t afford one of the big American Woodies,… more»

Finally, An E-Type You Can Afford!

Well, you may be able to afford this one, but what would you do with it? The seller states that when their father restored his E-Type, he replaced the body and kept this old shell in the shed. The… more»

Barn Find 1969 Jaguar E-Type

Many times I am frustrated by the way people advertise barn finds. Either they don’t clean up the car at all and you can barely tell what the pictures are supposed to be of, or it’s all cleaned up… more»

Cheap Classic: 1973 MG Midget Find

I guess this could be called a Quonset hut find, based on the pictures? Anyway, it’s a 1973 MG Midget complete with hardtop for year-round driving. It’s located in Toano, Virginia and is listed for sale here on craigslist,… more»

Parts Or Project? 1974 MGB V6

The one thing that makes this MGB listed on eBay worth considering is the price of $1,500. The body looks straight. Perhaps it’s not rusty. The previous owner had installed a Ford V6. The current owner swapped it out… more»

It’s Shiny: 1969 TVR Vixen S2

Vixens were hand built cars with fiberglass body panels over a tubular frame. The frames tend to rust and leave the owner with a nice looking car but a rusty frame. The frame can be repaired or replaced but it can… more»

Shoe Horn Special: 1959 Ford Anglia Gasser

The Ford Anglia is a small, yet humble car. This specific Anglia has a little more aggression than a standard Anglia, powered by a 400 Chevrolet small block V8. Wearing a mostly stock look, and a lovely patina this… more»

Abandoned Warehouse Full Of Cars Found In Italy!

I’m still trying to figure out what the story is of this warehouse full of European classics. It looks like there are hundreds of cars here, ranging from micro cars to German station wagons and even a classic Italian SUV! It’s… more»

Priority Mail: GPO Mobile Post Office

Barn Finds reader Dik S. has found a truly unusual project here on eBay that combines obscurity and history in ways we’ve never seen before. I would love to know the story behind the creation of a mobile post office, of which… more»

It’s A Land Crab Plus 1! 1971 Austin 1800 Mk. 2

First there was the Mini (original version). Then came the Austin/Morris 1100/1300. The next size up was the Austin Maxi, and the largest front wheel drive version of the same idea was the Austin 1800 “Landcrab”, which actually came… more»

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