We haven’t featured too many Isettas over the years because the prices always seem too big for such a small car. Well, Robert R. sent over a link to a pair of projects and the first one caught my eye because… more»
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Perched Falcon: Ford Falcon That Is!
These days we see some incredible finds almost everyday. Some are incredible because of what they are, while others because of where they are! This Ford Falcon could possible be in one of the most incredible locations we have… more»
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450 HP Beast: 1970 Chevelle SS 454
The terrible photos provided in the listing could be the reason we didn’t notice this one sooner. The auction ends in a few short hours, and if the title didn’t grab your attention, the current high bid of $80k will!… more»
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The Smallest Mini Truck: 1972 Honda N600
I’ve seen some interesting cars over the years, with some of the most fascinating being the smallest of cars. So obviously when Nathan R sent in a tip a few weeks back about a micro truck I was quite… more»
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1964 MG Midget: Used, But Loved
Let’s face it, classic car ownership can be expensive. Not only can they be pricy to buy, but they can get expensive to restore and maintain. But if you pick the right car you can actually get into the… more»
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Motoring Monday: 1956 Standard Vanguard
For those of you that don’t know, Standard was the parent company of Triumph, having purchased the remnants (really just the name) of the Triumph Motor Company immediately after World War II. We in the US didn’t get many… more»
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1962 Lotus Elite: Battle Scars
While I’ve never been much of a Lotus man, I do believe the Elite, like this 1962 example here on eBay with bids over $20K and the reserve unmet, are among the prettiest cars Colin Chapman ever conceived. They… more»
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Deluxe! 1941 Packard Coupe
I love the “Deluxe” script on the hood sides and the three elegant chrome accents on each fender of this classy Packard. It’s located in Canal Winchester, Ohio and is on the market here on eBay where bidding starts… more»
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Southern Discomfort 2015: Race Report
As consistent Barn Finds readers know, I am the team owner of a 24 Hours of LeMons race car that races one of the most unlikely vehicles to ever enter a race track: an Austin Marina (Morris Marina to… more»
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True Barn Find 1974 MGB
It’s unusual to find such a solid MGB in a barn! This British roadster is ready to be awakened from a 20 year slumber and can be located in Richmond, Virginia. The sleepy-looking car is advertised here on craigslist… more»
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Will It Sting Again? 1977 Hornet AMX
Did you know there was a connection between this late AMC AMX and the Pontiac GTO? Jim Wangers, one of the creators of the original Pontiac GTO, later went on to form a company that, among other things, converted… more»
What’s Under That Tarp?
Barn Finds reader Forrest S. just sent in this photo of a car he is currently digging out. He is going to send more photos soon, but we wanted to post this to see if any of you can… more»
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Base Barn Find: 1955 Chevrolet 210
This Chevy sat for 25 years, covered up, in a barn. This is a nice original version of the “Plain Jane” version sedan – the 210 with four doors and a 3-speed column shift. It doesn’t even have the… more»
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Plymouth and Model T Package Deal!
From David F – In case you’re running out of projects, here’s a chance to fill up your shop all at once for only $5300. This seller is offering two antique classics for one price. It doesn’t look like… more»
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Museum Raffle: Win This 1960 MGA!
The good people over at the Owls Head Transportation Museum just let us know that they are raffling off this great looking 1960 MGA! Tickets cost $100 each and they are only selling 777. All the proceeds will go… more»
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1931 Ford Model A Truck: Where To Start?
From David F – There are so many possibilities for a completely Model A pickup, where does one start? Stock would be really nice, but others might think custom. This pickup has been in a barn for 30 years…. more»
