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Real Rat Rod: 1936 Ford Coupe

With so many vintage autos nowadays being restored to perfection, it’s no wonder the owners are afraid to drive them, with most of their travel being on top of trailers.  The owner of this 1936 Ford Coupe here on… more»

Survivor! 1960 MGA 1600 Coupe

Here’s a worthwhile project – the question is, at what price? This 1960 MGA 1600 coupe is as close to rust-free as you’ll find, thanks to its Colorado Springs existence since new. The chrome is good, the glass is… more»

Three-Year Build: 1934 Chevrolet Coupe

Occasionally, cars will appear on our desks at Barn Finds that help each of us to realize how lucky we are, and why we should never take life for granted. A passionate enthusiast who had served his country faithfully… more»

Canary in a Coal Mine: 1941 Plymouth Coupe

Much digital ink has been spilled in the media to convince everyone that we are entering a recession.  Maybe.  Maybe not.  One of the ways car enthusiasts can tell if money is tight is by looking at the antique… more»

Built in 1953 and Parked in 1961: 1932 Ford Five-Window Coupe

In the world of historians, an item that is a remnant of a particular place and time is called a primary source.  These primary sources help us to understand the past by having a tangible item to study that… more»

What Price Perfection? 1948 Ford Super Deluxe Coupe

Is it possible to place a price on perfection? It seems that if the classic in question is this 1948 Ford Super Deluxe Coupe, the answer to that question is a resounding “Yes!” Don’t take my word for it,… more»

Barn Find Restomod: 1937 Ford Coupe

Here’s a ’37 Ford Coupe Restomod that definitely needs more photos and questions answered, but is an interesting car nonetheless. The seller say’s “This is a true barn find, a one owner complete car that has always seen indoor… more»

Recently Revived Driver: 1946 Ford Coupe

It is common to find classics that have spent decades in storage requiring significant restoration or revival work. That is what makes this 1946 Ford Coupe a breath of fresh air. It recently emerged from a sixty-year slumber, with… more»

Original and Ready for the Road: 1937 Dodge Coupe

How did car companies maximize profits back in the day?  Before the war, most automobile manufacturers offered cars with identical front ends, frames, and running gear with different bodies from the cowl back.  This standardization of parts allowed them… more»

Seldom Seen Original: 1933 Willys Coupe

Rarity is a strange condition.  Some items are rare because very few were produced.  Some items are rare because they were poorly built and did not hold up as time passed.  Others were used up and the remnants were… more»

Long Term Ownership: 1938 Ford De Luxe Coupe

Ford introduced its V8 engine in 1932, and from then on, advancements in design were rapid. While the Model A changed in only subtle ways over the years, the mid-30s Fords shifted quickly from straight-line sheet metal and upright… more»

BF Exclusive: 1931 Ford Coupe Clown Car

One of the joys of writing for Barn Finds is the eclectic mix of classics we see. This 1931 Ford Coupe fits that description, having spent part of its life as a Clown Car. The owner recently released it… more»

Rebuilt Engine and Transmission: 1941 Ford Business Coupe

We live in great times when it comes to automobile reliability.  With long warranties, closer manufacturing tolerances, and commonality of parts even among different makes, it is easy to find used cars with over 200,000 miles on them.  Engine… more»

LS-Powered Rat Rod: 1934 Ford Coupe

It is fair to say that Rat Rod creators play by their own set of rules. However, those rules are loosely defined, allowing builders to create genuinely unique vehicles that reflect their taste, imagination, and, crucially, their ingenuity. This… more»

Same Family Since ’65: 1939 Ford Coupe

The seller refers to this 1939 Ford Coupe as an older restoration, although its updated engine and interior may lead some to class it as a refurbishment. They admit the paint shows some age, but its overall tidy presentation… more»

Road-Going Racer: 1941 Plymouth Coupe Gasser

The trend of returning old racing machinery to the road isn’t new, and we’ve seen a few examples of that practice at Barn Finds. However, none have been quite like this 1941 Plymouth Coupe. The seller hasn’t attempted to… more»

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