Arguably as scarce as hen’s teeth and considered the king of the Roadmasters, this rare 1953 Buick Roadmaster Woodie is a rare sight to see. Pulled from a pole barn, this Buick is an exciting find. Appearing to be… more»
Only 349 Made? 1980 Hurst/Olds 442 W-30
From Frank Y – Recently, while out on a drive, I spotted what I thought was a 79 Hurst/Olds. I had actually noticed it almost 2 years earlier, but it was under a tarp so I didn’t know what… more»
1968 Airstream Globetrotter Project
Airstream’s are undeniably recognizable, and are a household name in the travel trailer world. The cool thing about Airstream is that they have been making recreational travel trailers for many decades. The older trailers are well cherished and admired… more»
SOLD: 1971 Triumph TR6 Was A Great Deal!
UPDATE 6/6/2020 – We just heard from the seller, this TR6 sold in just 5 days and is headed off to its new home with a Barn Finds Reader! Our congratulations to both the seller and buyer. Hopefully, the… more»
Downsized Luxury: 1977 Cadillac Seville
The concept of downsizing seems to have gone by the wayside with carmakers. It seems like they’re all bigger, fatter, wider, longer, and heavier with each new generation. Cars, I mean, not their owners. Well, maybe that’s why vehicles… more»
4×4 Survivor: 1986 GMC K2500
The “Square Body” is a staple of American truck history, and this GMC K2500 is a nice example of a survivor with great options. Flaunting 4WD with a “Heavy Duty” chassis, and air conditioning makes this an easy to… more»
$400 1966 Pontiac Tempest Container Find
This Pontiac Tempest has been stored in a container for many years. It’s beat-up and rusty but the price is right and there’s even a little surprise lurking under the hood. It’s located in Rowley, Massachusetts, and is listed… more»
454 Power! Low-Mile 1975 Chevrolet Caprice
The year 1975 was a transitional one for many automobile manufacturers. Getting serious about emission control and getting the lead out brought about the introduction of catalytic converters across many automotive brands for the first time. The muscle car… more»
Six Pack Project: 1970 Plymouth Cuda 440-6
This Cuda was originally powered by a 440 V8 that had three two-barrel carburetors on top! It wasn’t a Hemi but it was a more affordable option for muscle car guys who wanted to compete with the best of… more»
One of Only 400: 1952 Aston Martin DB2
Gullwing Motor Cars is becoming the go-to place lately for “interesting” finds of European origin! This is the third review that I have covered for a GMC marketed automobile and, as usual, there will be much to consider. In… more»
Former Sox & Martin Hauler: 1971 Dodge Box Truck
Old race haulers are among the cooler rigs you can buy, but the desirability factor spikes even further if you find one that did race support for a major team like Sox & Martin. This 1971 Dodge D700 SM1… more»
Highly Optioned: 1965 Oldsmobile Cutlass
Even though they wouldn’t be considered “personal luxury cars” for a few more years, the original buyer of this 1965 Oldsmobile Cutlass loaded it up with options and in doing so, may have pushed this mid-level mid-size into personal… more»
Well-Preserved 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air
The ’57 Chevy is perhaps the most iconic and quintessential American vehicle ever produced. This one just happens to be for sale, here on craigslist, out of Cleona, Pennsylvania. Let’s take a look, and maybe a trip down Memory… more»

















