One city that I always think (dream) about living in is where these two 1959 Borgward Isabella wagons are located: Tucson, Arizona. I know, warm, unlike the upper-Midwest. These uber-rare wagons, or combis, or kombis, or estates can be found… more»
German Classic Cars
Desirable Bullet Nose: 1959 VW Single Cab
This 1959 VW Single-Cab pickup seems like a very good deal to me, unless I’m completely missing some egregious fault. It’s an early model with those sweet bullet-style turn signals (hence, “bullet nose”) and the rare pickup bed for… more»
Shed Find: 1961 Porsche 356 Notchback Coupe
Discovered in a shed after nearly 10 years of slumber, this not so common 356 Notchback Coupe is great find that is ready to drive. Offered by Porsche for a mere 2 years, this Notchback is an interesting Porsche… more»
Needs Tune Up: 1975 Cimbria Kit Car
Just after featuring the first Cimbria I can recall seeing in all my time writing for Barn Finds, another one in far better condition has appeared on craigslist. Thanks to Barn Finds reader Rocco for spotting this one, which does have… more»
It’ll Run Forever: 24K Mile Mercedes 300D
Mercedes’ iconic W123-series of sedans and wagons have legendary reputations for longevity, helped by the existence of thousands of cars with impressive odometer readings that continue to carry passengers and their cargo today. They are also loved for their… more»
Hot Hatch: 1981 Volkswagen Golf GTI
There were a number of cars that preceded the Golf GTI to launch the trend of the Hot Hatch, but the Golf is the car that is acknowledged as the car that defined the term. Barn Finder Drew Z… more»
EXCLUSIVE: Kelmark GT Kit Car
Update – We’ve lowered the price on this Kelmart to $3,500 or best offer. Be sure to send me a message via the form below if you are interested in it! As some of you likely know, I am… more»
M6 Wannabe? 1985 BMW 635 CSI
As a BMW enthusiast, I’m accustomed to seeing cars emblazoned with badges that make false claims about what is under the hood. As is often the case, “M” badges – short for Motorsport – are often attached to cars… more»
Fiberglass Fun: 1970 Meyers Manx SR
Bruce Meyers kicked off a craze in 1964 with his Volkswagen-based Meyers Manx dune buggy; here was a low-cost, easy-to-build, fun, lightweight beach car to perfectly embody the Southern California surf scene that’s always captured the American imagination. His… more»
Not Stock: 7K Miles Porsche 911 Speedster
This 1989 Porsche 911 Speedster leaves me somewhat conflicted, as it’s a genuine low-mileage example but it’s been significantly modified under the engine lid. Sporting a mere 7,000 miles from new, the seller calls it an investment grade example… more»
Super Cheap Shell: 1963 Porsche 356
This isn’t a shell game, but it is a shell. That is all that is left of this 1963 Porsche 356B Twin Grille. There are no dials to indicate miles. It does have a clean title but no registration…. more»
















