This AMC Rambler may not be a barn find, but we don’t come across these Hurst specials very often so it still deserves a mention. The seller has owned the car for over 10 years and it is currently… more»
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54 Mile 1980 Cadillac Eldorado
When I see cars like this, I can’t help buy wonder why someone would buy a beautiful new luxury car, drive it home, park it in the garage and then never drive it ever again. With just 54 miles… more»
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K-Code Fastback: 1966 Mustang GT
Aside from the Shelby variants, this Mustang could have one of the most desirable spec sheets around – ’66 fastback body, K-code engine, and 4-speed toploader transmission. It doesn’t get much better than this! The “K” in the VIN… more»
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The Best Geo Metro Left?
When Jim S sent in this ’91 Metro, I knew I’d take some flak for it, but I just couldn’t resist featuring it. Most people hate these little cars, but there are a small group of penny pincers who… more»
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Mustang Alternative: 1968 AMC AMX SST
This AMX is claimed to have been in the original owner’s care until just recently. It’s going to need a lot of love to be driveable again, it should be quite a looker in its silver over black color… more»
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Luxury Sports Car: 1956 Chevrolet Corvette
In the fifties most sports cars didn’t even have windup windows, so it is surprising to hear that this 1956 Corvette came from the factory with both power windows and top! I guess us Americans have always liked a… more»
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Scary Project: 1931 Rolls-Royce Phantom II
Here’s an interesting project for someone who wants something very classy. It may be hard to tell in the photo, but there’s a 1931 Rolls-Royce Phantom under there! It’s obviously going to need a full restoration and it’s not… more»
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93 Year Old Survivor: 1923 Durant Star Touring
They just don’t build them the way they use to! I honestly can’t think of a single car being built today that will look as good as this Durant does after 93 years. I mean look at this thing!… more»
Possibly A Lloyd?
From Dean C – This car sits on top of a shipping container near my work. I can’t get very close to it while on duty. I have always liked the small oddball cars and have gotten familiar with… more»
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1964 Amphicar Project In Uganda
Buying any car online can be a huge gamble, but buying one that’s on the other side of the globe is downright scary! This Amphicar project is located in Uganda, which isn’t the first place I would think to… more»
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Dave’s 1967 Ford Fairlanes
From Dave H – I have been dying to share my recent find in California. I live in Florida but was visiting family before I was to start a new job in of all places, Kuwait. I own what “I… more»
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200,000 Miles: 1967 Volvo 122S
Usually high mileage is a bad thing, but when it comes to Volvos, a few turns of the odometer is a badge of honor. In fact, the company used to award diligent owners for keeping their boxes on the… more»
Can You Identify These Finds In Africa?
From Stephen H – I was brought up in a small country in Southern Africa called Lesotho in the 70’s. I now live in Miami. Back then the roads were dominated by old American cars brought in from South… more»
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Crazy Custom: 1946 Ford Coupe
We’ve seen some pretty interesting customs lately, but this has to be one of the more crazy creations we’ve come across. Someone took a ’46 Ford Coupe and did the usual chop top, but then took things a more interesting… more»
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Is This Sprawl? Three Old Suburbans for Sale
We’ve seen a few brand specific groups of cars come up for sale on Barn Finds, but I think this collection of ’60s Chevy and GMC Suburbans is unique. Here we have a ’63 Chevy, ’64 Chevy and a ’65… more»
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What The Heck Is A Pagoda?
If you’ve ever been around a classic car guy, then you have most likely heard the phrase “pagoda” at least once. And they probably weren’t referring to one of those multi tiered buildings found in Asia. For whatever reason,… more»
