Reader Richard B is a car fanatic and has been his entire life. His need to hunt down and buy cars started in 1971 at the age of 14. Using his paper route money, he bought his first project,… more»
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Grahams GTO Barn Finds
Barn Finds reader Graham L, like most of us here, is an autoholic and he has been building himself a nice collection over the years. He isn’t by any means a GTO fanatic, not to say that he doesn’t… more»
What’s In Gary’s Barn?
Barn Finds reader Gary M. has a nice collection, with a good amount of variety. Some of his cars are rather easy to identify though, so to make it more challenging, you now have to identify the make, model,… more»
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His and Hers: 1968 Pontiac GTO
This 1968 Pontiac GTO has supposedly been in storage since 1981, so it is going to need some work to be roadworthy again. The seller claims that it is 99% rust free and should provide for an easy restoration…. more»
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Reader Finds: February 14, 2014
One of the things we love about BF and this community is the variety of interests and everyone’s willingness to contribute and share. Today, we have a nice mix of American iron and European steel. For the Muscle and… more»
Han’s Worldwide Sightings: Holland to UK
We recently posted some sightings in Nevada from world traveler Han K. And today we have the privilege of featuring a few photos he took while traveling from Holland to the UK. Han loves to go on rallies and… more»
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1961 Aston Martin DB4 Barn Find
There are few cars I dream of owning more than an Aston Martin DB4, so naturally when I saw this barn find that Gulling Motor Cars recently discovered, I knew it had to be featured. It is not listed… more»
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Rickenbacker Connection: 1915 Maxwell Racer
The seller of this Maxwell Racer purchased it under the pretense that it had history linking it to the legendary Racer Eddie Rickenbacker. Sadly for them, the previous owner was never able to provide any evidence linking it to… more»
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Mustang Fastback Showdown
After seeing Larry’s project the other day, we were reminded of just how much we love the looks of the Mustang Fastback. It’s easy to see why the Mustang made such a splash when it hit the road in… more»
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Reader Finds: February 12, 2014
You might have noticed the lack of a reader finds post yesterday, but don’t fear we are still doing them! We have gotten great response so far, but we noticed that many of our dedicated submitters are night owls… more»
Sell Your Car On Barn Finds
Well, our project GTI just sold for $1,525! Not bad considering we picked it up for $400. In the end it had over 250 watchers and 4,000 page views. Although we did put a lot of time and money… more»
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Better Late than Never: 1966 Mustang Fastback
When Reader Larry J spotted this 1966 Ford Mustang Fastback in a barn in Tennessee about a year ago, he knew he had to stop and ask the owner about it. Like many of the finds we come across,… more»
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Cobra Coupe Anyone? 1958 AC Aceca
Here in the states, the AC Car company is best known for the Cobra (read about its Ace cousin here), but the British company was building sport cars well before Shelby stuffed a Ford V8 in the AC Ace…. more»
Our Project GTI Has Gotta Go!
Update 2/4/14 – Our project GTI has less than 24 hours to go and it looks like it is set to sell. We finished putting a few interior pieces back in, fixed some squeaks and took it out for… more»
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Weekend Reader Finds – 2/8/2014
There were some interesting finds over the weekend, including a ’50 Ford Fire truck, a 1969 Lotus Europa with vintage racing history, and a ’56 Dodge Coronet 2 door with its original Hemi. There were also two Mustangs in… more»
Pre-War Cars Still In Service
What’s the point of owning an old car if you’re never going to use it? Sure classics aren’t always as convenient or dependable as modern cars, but that doesn’t mean that they shouldn’t be used and enjoyed. Steven P… more»
