With the way E body Mopars have appreciated in the last 10 years, this 1971 Dodge Challenger looks like a real gold mine for the $4,500 asking price. Check out this Challenger here on craigslist out of McGaheysville, Virginia…. more»
Worth It? 1967 Plymouth Satellite Convertible
You’re going to have to use your imagination a bit with this ex-barn find. Why “ex?” Because someone already bought it from the original owner’s barn and is now looking to sell it on. The imagination part — well,… more»
Das Seltene Auto: 1986 Volkswagen Quantum
Once a staple in suburban driveways, the station wagon was king long before minivans came along. SUV’s took over the show though and wagons are becoming quite a rare sight. German automakers still believe in the station wagon and… more»
Front Wheel Survivor: 1968 Oldsmobile Toronado
The Olds Toronado, historically speaking, is cool because it was the first U.S. mass produced front wheel drive vehicle since 1937. My personal favorite year of the Toronado is the ’68 due to the interesting looking grill. Located in Lakeland,… more»
14,000 Miles: 1934 Dodge Brothers Truck
Prewar trucks are few and far between, especially when comparing the condition of the few surviving examples. This 1934 Dodge Brothers is a fabulous project with no rot, a solid frame, and even a running engine. Despite its age,… more»
Canadian 1969 Ford Mustang — Station Wagon???
CanuckCarGuy, one of our many Canadian readers, was kind enough to send in a link to this unusual creation. No, Ford never offered factory Mustang wagons (shooting brakes?) but many, many folks have converted standard Mustangs to wagon form…. more»
396-3 Speed: 1967 Chevrolet Caprice Wagon
Clean as a whistle, with low miles, and an awesome drive-train, this 1967 Caprice wagon is a very attractive survivor with great looks and even wood applique to complete the wagon package. Having spent its life with one family,… more»
33,000 Mile Survivor: 1973 Oldsmobile Cutlass
We see at lot of cars with “survivor” claims that seem to be stretches. This 1973 Oldsmobile Cutlass appears to be the real thing. Perhaps it was your father’s Oldsmobile? Regardless, if you fondly remember the early 1970’s this car… more»
Minor Miracle: 1961 Morris Minor Pick Up Project
Yes, Virginia our British cousins have pick up trucks too. But they aren’t like the ones we Yanks grew up with. Here’s proof in the form of a 1961 Morris Minor pick up restoration project –sans drivetrain- on the… more»
Stick Shift 302: 1971 Mercury Comet GT
This ’71 Mercury has been off the road for a few years. By the looks of this ad, if the rust is not completely out of hand, I believe you could make this thing a driver with a few… more»
Boosted Bargain: 1986 Porsche 944 Turbo
It seems that Porche 944’s can frequently be found when looking through the local car listings. But it’s not often you’ll find a 944 Turbo…. especially for only $4,500! Listed here on Craigslist in Tulsa, Oklahoma, this 1986 944… more»
Reader Ad: 1947 Chrysler Windsor Convertible
What Makes It Special? Survivor 1947 Chrysler Windsor Convertible, I added wood panels to the side and trunk to give her a feel of a Town & Country (process took me two years and thousands of hours). This is… more»
Set Your Sights On Century: 1984 Buick Century
Living in the Midwest comes with so many advantages, changing seasons, vacation destinations, and some very lucky cars. As the 1980’s are nearly 40 years ago, its hard to think that these little GM A-Body cars could ever be… more»
29,999 Original Miles: 1940 Ford Standard Coupe
The amazing thing about the old car market is that great cars pop up all the time. Just when you think all the solid, rust free cars in desirable body styles have evaporated, up pops a fantastic ride. Take… more»
AMX/Javelin Find: 2 Projects + 13 Cars Worth Of Spares!
Naturally, we have frequent Barn Finds contributor AMXBrian to thank for this find! Located in Plainfield, Connecticut these two cars and a huge hoard of parts are all going for one price: $6,000. You can find the ad here… more»

















