This one has to be one of the best “out of the woodwork” stories so far this year (okay, so it’s only January, but still!) This 1965 289 Cobra was purchased from a Ford dealer on July 4, 1971,… more»
New Paint: 1966 Oldsmobile Delta 88
In the mid-sixties, it was pretty much the bigger the better. Intermediate and compact cars were available by then, so there was no reason to not make the big cars even bigger. In 1965, Oldsmobile “tested the waters” with… more»
Cheap Woodie: 1970 Morris Minor Traveler
By the time this Morris Minor Traveler rolled down the production line, the Minor had been in production in one form or another for 22 years. Its longevity was very much the result of the fact that for a… more»
British Classic: 1950 Jaguar Mark V Drop Head Coupe
While this Jaguar Mark V Drop Head may not be the cheapest project car on the planet, the prices being achieved by well-restored examples may make this an interesting project to consider. Barn Finder Wayne A spotted this Jaguar… more»
No Reserve Driver: 1979 BMW 320i
The E21-chassis 3-Series has found its way into my own garage, with a 1980 320/6 Euro-spec car that I discovered as a “farm find” some years ago. This car is a U.S.-model, made obvious by its bulbous safety bumpers… more»
1-of-1: 1970 Honda NIII 360 Super Deluxe
This little Honda NIII 360 is a great example of a Kei Car, and looking at it you will notice a couple of things. The first is that it appears to be in reasonable condition for its age. The… more»
1948 Dodge Power Wagon School Bus?!
I’m guessing way back in ’48 the schoolyard bully thought twice before making fun of kids who rode this short bus to school. Reported by its seller to be only 1 of 17 known to exist, this Dodge Power… more»
Award Winning Survivor: 1980 Oldsmobile Toronado
There are certain generations of cars that are sales successes. The generation of Buick Riviera, Cadillac Eldorado, and Oldsmobile Toronado from 1979 to 1985 was one of those sales successes. In its worst year of this generation, 1983, there… more»
If We All Chip In – 340 Cars + A Business!
I hereby propose this find to be the Barn Finds Canadian Hangout! For only (and I mean only, just wait until you see the pictures) C$1,450,000 ($1,091,937.29 US) we can own over 340 collector cars – many of which… more»


















