America’s First Sports Car: 1950 Crosley Hotshot

The Crosley Hotshot was the first production sports car built in the United States, beginning in 1949. Advanced for the time, with an overhead cam engine and 4-wheel disc brakes, they sold well despite being tiny by American standards… more»

Ex-Drag Racer: 1966 Ford Mustang

This 1966 Mustang will take you back to the days when anyone with a local sponsorship and a willingness to wrench a car could have fun at the local drag strip. The seller claims that early in its life… more»

Backroad Bugeye: 1960 Austin-Healey Sprite

There is nothing like an Austin-Healey Sprite. Well, you could just pickup a Miata, but it would never have as much character as one of these little bugeyes. Most of the Sprites currently on the market are either too… more»

Big Bird: 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona

Speed records and slow sales rarely end up in the same sentence, but these phrases define the Dodge Charger Daytona. A slippery concoction of drag reduction, aero enhancements, and raw power helped Dodge break their losing streak at NASCAR… more»

Rubber Redemption: 1978 MGB

In an attempt to redeem ourselves for the posting of an overpriced derelict MGB, we have dug up another rubber bumper example that any car guy would actually be proud to own. Normally, we would recommend that you steer… more»

Baby Bora: 1979 Maserati Merak SS

The Bora may have been the big boy in Maserati supercar stable during the seventies, but for those of us on a budget, they can prove to be too expensive for most of us. That is where the Merak… more»

South Bend Survivor: 1964 Studebaker Wagonaire

UPDATE – The seller just updated the listing and sadly, it doesn’t feature the sliding roof. When you think of Sport Utility Vehicles today, we doubt the name Studebaker comes to mind. Well, it may have if you were… more»

Sitting For Twenty-three: 1977 MGB

This 1977 MGB is very dirty from its stay in a barn for the past 23 years, but with a thorough cleaning and some freshening it could make someone a fun affordable driver. The color combo may not be… more»

Every Box Checked: 1969 Mercedes-Benz 300 SEL

It’s said that the clothes make the man. In the case of this recently discovered 1969 Mercedes-Benz 300 SEL 6.3, the options make the car. This Autobahn cruiser is equipped with a plethora of Mercedes factory equipment that sets… more»

Need Gone: Morris Eight Series E

The Eight had an important role in helping Morris become the British powerhouse it once was. This model produced the highest sales figures the company had experienced up to that point and formed the base for the famous Morris… more»

Mr. Norm’s 1969 Charger R/T 426 Hemi

UPDATE 3/9/2012 – This auction has ended, with the bidding reaching $49,999, but the reserve was never met. The seller has yet to relist the car, but it can still be found at their website. Some of the most… more»

Bad Omen: 1970 Lotus Elan Plus 2

The Lotus Elan Plus 2 could be one the best looking four seat coupes ever built. This car makes that statement hard to believe, but after a thorough restoration this lightweight could be a stunner. With its well proportion… more»

Jolly Alternative: 1970 Subaru 360 Yacht

The Fiat Jolly was built for summer fun, or if you had real money, to putt around the deck of your yacht. It was simple, provided plenty of sun, and wasn’t going to get you anywhere fast. Malcolm Bricklin,… more»

Calling All Barn Finders

There are just too many great finds for us to keep up with everyday, so we are looking to add a few contributors to the Barn Finds team. If you think you have what it takes to find and… more»

Lake Sunapee Survivor: 1967 Amphicar

When I was a kid my mother told me a story about the day she went for a ride in a car that could drive from the land right into the water. The idea of a car which was… more»

Reader Find: 1962 Mercedes 190SL

Great barn finds are made everyday, but some are more special than others. This recent discovery was just made by reader Mike V while visiting a friend. It is a 1962 Mercedes 190SL and it has only had one… more»