I’ve always been quite a big fan of Japanese vehicles, especially some of the oddly designed but uber-practical vans produced in the 80s and 90s. While the Ford Econoline we just featured represents a quintessentially American entrance into #vanlife,… more»
EXCLUSIVE: Ready To Drive 1976 Triumph TR6
UPDATE 9/5/2019 – George has decided to lower his asking price to $10,500 for this ready to go TR6! It really is a sweet machine and there’s still plenty of time to enjoy this fall, so be sure to… more»
Sun Burned Series II: 1984 Avanti
This 1984 Avanti is one of the later cars that was built during yet another ownership change in the company’s tumultuous history. Following Studebaker’s exit, a variety of owners and ownership groups attempted to keep the Avanti name alive,… more»
VW Shop Sell-Off: 1963 VW Beetle
This 1963 Volkswagen Beetle is for sale as part of a Volkswagen specialist shop wind-down, and as you can see in the pictures, there is plenty to choose from for both air- and water-cooled enthusiasts. The ’63 is described… more»
Creamsicle 3/4 Ton: 1977 Chevy Silverado
$3,999 seems like an excellent deal for what is presented as a largely original California truck. This 1977 Chevrolet Silverado sports an attractive orange over tan exterior with a matching bed cap and minor rust in the bottom of… more»
Weirdness Done Right! 1984 4X4 Fiero V8
Thanks to Barn Finds reader Ian C., we have the opportunity today to look over — then look away — then look over again this marriage of two GM platforms that had no idea they were the perfect match… more»
Project or Parts? 1968 Chevrolet Nova
Time and the elements can be kinder to some vehicles than it is to others. In the case of this 1968 Chevrolet Nova, time appears to have been its mortal enemy. The owner does admit that this could be… more»
1979 Puma 1600 GTS Spider with 1,250 genuine miles
Even though it only shows around 2,000 kilometers on its odometer, this 1979 Puma GTS Spider is a widely-traveled vehicle. That’s because it has managed to find its way from its original home in Brazil, all the way to… more»
Six-Speed Special: 1928 International Truck
What started off as a father-son project 20 years ago has now become a project truck you can acquire to hopefully start the restoration process. Not far from its manufacturing location in Ohio, this 1928 International Six-Speed Special is… more»
Grandma’s Van: 1983 Ford Econoline XL
It’s indisputable that “vanning” culture is making a comeback these days – it’s even got a trendy hashtag (#vanlife) to go along with its revival. Unfortunately, while the commodification of an automotive niche often leads to rising prices on… more»
READER AD: 1965 Mercedes 190D Heckflosse + Parts Car
Reader Hillary B’s Fintail needs a new home quickly! This Mercedes 190D looks to be in good cosmetic shape, but it has a blown head gasket. Due to lack of storage space, it had to be moved outside two… more»
All-Time Best! 401-Powered 1960 Buick Invicta
Buick called the 1960 models it’s “All-Time Best” and promised they were built for “big country, big roads, big trips, big comfort.” This 1960 Buick Invicta in Fort Ashby, West Virginia looks ready to fulfill that promise. Despite some… more»
Roadside Sighting: 1954 Nash Rambler Cross Country
UPDATE 9/4/2019 – This Nash Cross Country just keeps getting more and more interesting! So, the seller, Robert, happened to see this feature on his car and has left a few comments about it. He also sent over a… more»
Rare G-Body: 1986 Pontiac Grand Prix 2+2
General Motors’ G platform is a popular one among automotive enthusiasts, thanks to its front-engine, rear-drive layout and plenty of factory-ready performance vehicles using the platform. The company produced homologation special models for NASCAR competition using the G-body, creating… more»
Original 390: 1968 Ford Mustang GTA Coupe
If you fancy your Mustang Coupe with a bit of “oomph,” then this 1968 GTA might be just the ticket. It is packing a healthy 390 under the hood and is said to be a numbers-matching car. I have… more»



















