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Which Way Did They Go? 1996 Geo Metro

The Geo Metro was a subcompact built by Suzuki and sold in the U.S. through a partnership with General Motors. After the Geo nameplate folded, it was also marketed as a Chevrolet. I recall these as being solid little… more»

4X4 Conversion: 1959 Rambler Six Cross Country

Beginning in 1956, the Cross Country name would be applied to all American Motors station wagons (after the 1954 Nash/Hudson merger). Riding on a 108-inch wheelbase, the Rambler Six and Rambler V8 models ran through 1960 (using either a… more»

Blue Plate Hatchback: 1986 Acura Integra RS

It’s truly amazing to see what ends up getting donated these days. This first-generation 1986 Acura Integra RS four-door is clean as a whistle yet somehow, it still got tossed aside like yesterday’s newspaper. Of course, for many heirs… more»

Nicest One Left? 1974 Toyota Corolla

Toyota began selling imports in the U.S. in 1958. And added the subcompact Corolla in 1969, which has turned out to be one of its most enduring nameplates. Though well-built for their time, the 1970s Corollas have all but… more»

Four-Stroke Survivor: 1977 Yamaha XS360-2D

This 360 is a kick-start model only, which is a deal-killer for a lot of riders, especially if they have a prosthetic right leg as the seller does. That’s reportedly why this one is for sale; they can’t start… more»

Honorable Ancestor: 1958 Honda Benly JC58

To say that Honda is a powerhouse is the understatement of the century. As the world’s largest maker of motorcycles for the last 67 years, it’s hard to argue with this company’s success. This rare 1958 Honda Benly JC58… more»

Rare Wagon? 1996 Honda Accord EX Wagon

We’ve seen many Honda Civic wagons here on Barn Finds, but this is the first Accord Wagon shown here. I don’t know if that’s a good thing or not, but here we go. The seller has this 1996 Honda… more»

4WD Compact SUV: 1989 Suzuki Sidekick

How do you know when a vehicle has become a classic? Is it when it shows up on Cars ‘n Bids? Is it when it starts rising in price? Is it when some guy spends way too much restoring… more»

30K Mile: 1999 Mazda MX-5 Miata Anniversary Edition

When it comes to special editions, Mazda has historically always done a bang-up job with the MX-5 Miata. It never fails to combine the exclusivity of a limited-production model with actually limited production, performance upgrades, and just enough cosmetic… more»

GTS Upgrade: Excellent 1983 Toyota Celica

Note: 7/30/2026 The seller has updated the listing with an image of the engine, now included below. JO My favorite car! On February 22, 1983, I bought a brand new Toyota Celica GT. I owned it for ten years,… more»

Dirt Cheap Project Pair: 1980 Honda Preludes

This seems like a potential bargain for anyone who has a thing for first-generation Honda Preludes. Of course, you’d be part of a fairly small contingent of owners still enthusiastic about these early Honda coupes, but some might say… more»

Fun In The Sun: 1992 Geo Metro LSi

Here’s a Suzuki in disguise, badged in the US by General Motors as the Geo Metro. It’s as small as it looks, about as long as your living room couch at 146″. Strictly a two-seater, it does have a… more»

Barn Find MX-5: 1990 Mazda Miata

The earliest examples of a signature model are typically sought-out by collectors. The reason for this is the early cars tend to become scarcer through natural attrition or the market simply not recognizing them as special until years later…. more»

Daily Driver: 1977 Datsun B-210 2-Door Sedan

A little faded from the California sun, this 1977 Datsun B-210 2-door sedan is wearing, I believe, Light Gold Poly “gray” paint. The front fender trim appears to be missing, but some models show trim there, and some don’t… more»

207 Miles! 2006 Honda Shadow Spirit VT750DC

The seller of this beautiful 207-mile (!) 2006 Honda Shadow Spirit VT750DC teases us endlessly, showing only close-up photos rather than including any overall photos of this beautiful motorcycle. It’s big, but it’s not that big, so that’s disappointing…. more»

Nicest One Left? 1972 Yamaha R5-C 350

Yamaha scholars, or just mega fans, can tell what year a Yamaha R5 350 is just by the colors, as they only came in one color scheme for each of the three years of production. The street version of… more»