This little pickup looks like a live version of a cartoon truck. After 30 years in storage it’s ready for its next animation. It’s listed on eBay in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. There are no details provided except the engine turns and there’s not much… more»
British Classic Cars
What Color Should We Paint Our MGA?
Decisions, decisions. There are a lot of decisions to make when restoring a car. What parts should you reuse and what should you buy new? Should you stick with stock or make a couple of sensible modifications? These are… more»
This 1948 MG TC Has Been In A Barn Since 1962!
This story comes from an ongoing series of emails we have received from one of our readers. Here it is in Peter K’s own words: July 9, 2015 First off, I love your website and get a kick out… more»
Tom’s First Barn Find!
From Tom L – So I think I may have found my first true barn find. Working on a building survey, I walked into an area that apparently hasn’t been visited for a while and came across what appears… more»
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Big Brother To Minis: 1965 MG 1100 Sedan
As the seller notes in their auction listing here on eBay, Americans might not even know the original Mini had a “big brother.” This former Florida car has been relocated to San Pedro, California and current bids are up… more»
MGA Update: Body Work Underway
This past week, we’ve been very busy with the MGA. This is easily the biggest project we’ve taken on yet! So far, things are going quite smoothly. With the body and chassis separated, we have devised a system for getting… more»
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Shiny And Red: 1960 MGA 1600
This MGA is listed on craigslist and on the Performance Auto Gallery for $19,000 (Almost a bargain at half the price?). It was found in a barn in St. Michaels, Maryland and is now located near Washington, DC. This MG was owned… more»
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Incredible Body: 1968 MGC GTS Tribute
Before the Miata came along, the MGB was the world’s most popular roadster. Most people still know what one is today, but few remember the MGC. That’s because the C was only built for two years. It was intended… more»
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1970 MGB GT For $1,500!
This MGB made me miss my GT. It also made me think that I should have held onto it even that inattentive driver slammed into me. A crumpled panel would have been a lot easier to fix then a… more»
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Garaged 1956 Austin Healey 100-4
The seller of this big Healey claims it is all original, right down to that bright red paint! I sure hope they are right, because this this is beautiful. If it turns out to truly be all original, it… more»
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Junkyard Find: 1974 Jaguar XJ12
Looking for some affordable V12 power? Check out this 1974 Jaguar XJ12L here on eBay, where a New Mexico junkyard is selling it after being locked up in storage since 1986. Although dusty, the dry, desert storage means this vintage… more»
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Survivor With Pedigree: 1974-1/2 Jensen-Healey
Twin cam engine by Lotus. Chassis by Healey. Interior and styling by Jensen. Why, oh why doesn’t the Jensen-Healey get more respect? This survivor is a near-pristine example of one, having been stored for 30 years! It’s located in… more»
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Field of MGBs, Midgets And Triumphs: $300 Finds In Nashville
Barn Finds reader M.P. sent us this find, consisting of both Triumphs and MG’s, all you can haul at $300 per car (with one exception). They are located in Nashville, Tennessee and are advertised here on craigslist. As the… more»
We Just Scored Another MG!
With the Dodge gone, there was a big empty spot in our shop. I mean really big! Well, it didn’t take long for us to fill it back up. Projects seem to come in pairs around here at Barn… more»
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One Of The Final 2,000: 1973 Triumph GT6
A GT6 is often the forgotten Triumph sports car. After all, Triumph is known for it’s roadsters and convertibles in the United States, despite offering a much more complete lineup elsewhere in the world. The GT6 is the oddity… more»
Success Story: Healey Goes To Father-Son Team!
Back in January we featured a 1957 Austin-Healey project that sold almost instantly. Roger was very happy with the experience and we wanted to share his experience with everyone.
