I look at beautiful classic cars like this 1966 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe and find it easy to understand why one person would choose to own it for half a century. This is a strikingly beautiful car that is… more»
Classic British Driver: 1974 Jensen-Healey
The Jensen-Healey brought together two of the great names of British sports and grand touring design and manufacturing, and the result was a sports car whose performance belied its modest engine size. Early examples experienced more than their share… more»
Cummins TD Conversion: 1989 Toyota Land Cruiser
This 1989 Toyota Land Cruiser is an original paint example that features a 4BT Cummins turbo diesel conversion paired to a NV4500 5 speed manual gearbox. The seller notes the Land Cruiser has been an Alabama truck since new,… more»
Arizona 8-Seater: 1972 Checker Marathon A11
Taxi!! Do people even yell for taxis anymore? I would think that it’s mostly done by phone or app now, or maybe by waving a hand in the air or being in the right place at the right… more»
28k Genuine Mile: 1978 Pontiac Catalina Safari Wagon
Many cars and wagons from the 1970s were considered by the motoring public to be disposable items. They were used for their designed purpose and were properly maintained, but eventually, they found their way to an automotive graveyard when… more»
21,000 Original Miles: 1996 Ford Mustang Cobra SVT
This 1996 Ford Mustang Cobra checks a lot of boxes as a desirable, limited production specimen. The Cobra of this generation marked a significant leap forward, with a hand-assembled, DOHC V8 churning out a healthy 305 b.h.p. This clean… more»
Parade Car Perfect: 1970 Plymouth Fury III Convertible
Late ’60s/early ’70s Chevy convertibles turn up all of the time. Ford products? Not too often. Mopars? A rarity! And that’s why I was thrilled to stumble across this beautiful 1970 Plymouth Fury III convertible. Not only is it… more»
No Reserve Series 1: 1966 Jaguar E-Type
This 1966 Jaguar E-Type is a desirable Series 1 coupe listed with no reserve and in road-ready condition. The Jaguar benefits from significant work carried out over the years, largely in the hands of the second owner, including new… more»
440 Sleeper! 1966 Dodge Coronet Deluxe
Other than being a two-door and having a strip of chrome down the side, this Dodge is about as plain as you could get in 1966. However, anyone disregarding this dinosaur as a ho-hum relic may be surprised. The… more»
Barn Fresh: 1960 Jeep FC 170 Update!
It certainly didn’t take long for this Jeep to find a new home! We just heard from the seller that a fellow Barn Finds Reader purchased it shortly after we featured it and picked it up yesterday. It will… more»
No Reserve French Find: 1960 Citroen 2CV
Parlez-vous Francais? You won’t need to know it to drive this Citroen though it may help you when perusing the service manual. This French farmer special has called the Pacific Northwest its home for 60 years with the current… more»
Sun Catcher: 1969 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser
Don’t be fooled by its dusty appearance, because once this 1969 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser emerges into the light of day, what you find is a clean and tidy classic station wagon that is ready to be driven and enjoyed… more»
Runs, Drives, and Stops: 1984 Avanti II
This 1984 Avanti II is a project-grade example that runs and drives but will need a thorough mechanical reconditioning. The interior remains in fine shape, highlighted by a set of sharp Recaros, and the bodywork is sound if not… more»
Really Rare Rokon! 1976 Rokon RT340 II
A lot of us get in trouble when we see a vehicle listed online and we can’t live without it, and then we act on that impulse. It’s the same way with a few of the Barn Finds writers…. more»
No Reserve: 1962 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible
Finding a solid and clean classic car for sale is always a pleasant experience, but this is multiplied many times when it is being offered for sale with No Reserve. That is precisely what is on offer with this… more»
Street Beast: 1966 Cobra Convertible Project
According to the classic car insurer Hagerty, the average value for a 1966 Shelby Cobra is about $1,300,000! For those of us that can’t afford a seven-figure real Cobra, a “kit” car is a great alternative. Kits like this… more»