Piles Of New Parts Included: 1965 Ford Mustang

Sometimes project cars pop up, and you can’t work out why bidding is either slow, or there have been no bids at all on the vehicle. This 1965 Mustang is just such a car from my perspective. Yes, it… more»

Pace Car Survivor: 1979 Ford Mustang 5.0

1979 was a big year for the Mustang. It was the 15th year of the model and the first year of the famous Fox platform Mustang. The new model was a home run for Ford, the ’79 Mustang was… more»

Spare Parts Included: 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible

There are few cars that transcend the classic car hobby. Ask a non-car person what they think of when they think “classic car” and a lot of them will say “’57 Chevy.” Who can blame them? 1957 was the… more»

Restore Or Part Out? 1976 Triumph TR6

The TR6 has always been my favorite vehicle out of the Triumph TR range. The squarer styling and deeply offset wheels with chrome trim rings make the car appear far more aggressive and purposeful than its predecessors. This TR6… more»

Lean To Find: 1966 Lotus Elan Coupe

Although I have owned and driven many British sports cars, I’ve never been for a ride in an original Lotus Elan. However, I’ve heard that it’s one of the most delightful driving experiences around and (for example) was used… more»

Garage Find! 1961 Porsche 356B 1600 Cabriolet

It seems like vintage Porsches are coming out of the woodwork lately. We’ve featured several here on Barn Finds in the last couple of months including this other 1961 356 and the 1961 Notchback this car is sharing the garage… more»

Original WS7: 1979 Pontiac Trans Am

This 1979 Pontiac Trans Am is claimed to be an essentially original and solid car. The only obvious deviation from original is the wheels and tires, but the originals are also included with the vehicle. You will find it… 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»

Family Ownership: 1972 Plymouth ‘Cuda

This is a rare 1972 Plymouth ‘Cuda that has been owned by the same family since the 1970s. Two brothers were the primary caretakers of the car, which received some period engine modifications back in the 80s. It has… more»

Dusty Not Rusty: 1958 Buick Special

The year 1958 was a one-year body style for the full-size General Motors products. After seeing the new 1957 Chrysler products, they felt like they couldn’t wait until 1960 for a new restyling, so 1958 became a one-year-only body… more»

Clean And Green: 1969 Chevelle SS 396

This “true original barn find” (to quote the seller) checks a lot of boxes for late 1960’s Chevrolet fans! It has a remarkably solid body shell and some desirable features — read on to find out more. The car… 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»

Restorable Tii: 1974 BMW 2002

There was a time when big-bumpered, square taillight BMW 2002s were readily accessible even in Tii form, but those days are quickly disappearing. As enthusiasts wake up to the Tii’s potential, both as a driver’s car and investment opportunity,… more»

Custom Race Car Hauler: 1969 Dodge L600 COE

Custom race car haulers are an under-appreciated part of the car hobby, as they are seemingly the perfect accessory to your collector car or project while also serving a practical use as a transporter for said vehicle. This 1969… more»

Rare Barn Find! 1932 Chevrolet Coupe

The 1932 Ford is one of the most desirable and sought-after cars of the pre-war era. However, the 1932 Chevrolet is a much rarer car for one main reason, which will be discussed later. Found here on Craigslist, the… more»

Bargain Buick? 1980 Buick LeSabre Limited

By 1980, all full-size cars in America had been downsized, but they were still pretty big cars especially compared to the cars we see on the road today. After General Motors downsized in 1977, they did a refresh in… more»

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