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One Owner: 1971 Ford Torino GT

In 1970, Motor Trend magazine selected the Ford Torino as its “Car of the Year”. For 1971, Ford didn’t waste a lot of time or money changing the car. There were minor changes to the grille and that was… more»

Visit to RI Junkyard With Fellow Barn Finders!

Recently, we profiled a Cadillac Eldorado coupe which had been photographed several times over the years as part of large junkyard collection in Rhode Island. You can read the full post here on Barn Finds, and today, a few Barn Finds readers… more»

50K Mile Survivor! 1970 Ford F-100 Sport Custom

I’m a sucker for bumpside Ford trucks made between 1967 and 1972. In fact, I own two myself.  The price for these fifth-gen F100’s keep going up with no end in sight.  This particular truck is a 1970 and… more»

EXCLUSIVE: 1935 Ford 1.5 Ton Truck

Modern work trucks are mostly big square boxes and while some look great, none are as attractive as this 1935 Ford! It’s big, yet elegant with great lines and curves. It’s a 1.5 ton dually with a flathead V8… more»

Rod Or Restore? 1930 Ford Model A Coupe

A quick first glance gives the impression that this 1930 Model A could be a pretty easy restoration project. On closer inspection, there is certainly some work to be done. It isn’t beyond help, but there are certainly some… more»

Black Plate 1966 Mustang GT Convertible

If you aren’t from or around California, you may not be aware of how “black plate” early cars are coveted by some collectors. They have even inspired two runs of Barn Finds T-shirts! (maybe it’s time for another one?)… more»

Beaut Ute: 1995 Ford Falcon XG Ute

The owner of this Australian Falcon Ute refers to it as a 1990 XF model, but that’s doing the car a real disservice. How can I be so sure? A quick look at the supplied photos and description made… more»

Candy Apple A-Code: 1966 Ford Mustang GT

Some cars just look so right, even in as-found photos. Take this 1966 Ford Mustang GT: with its squared-off proportions and meaty stance on tires that are too big for the wheel wells, this thing just looks mean. Better… more»

Gift Wrapped: 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1

This 1969 Mustang Mach 1 holds a hidden secret. Well, it actually isn’t that hidden. It’s sitting there in plain sight. Some of you will have guessed what it is, while some of you won’t. It is a clean… more»

Like a Time Capsule: 1979 Ford F100

Bidding is ending soon for this clean, survivor-grade 1979 Ford F100 pickup, which does appear to be quite the time capsule (the seller’s words, not mine.) The listing shows long-wheelbase 2WD model featuring the 302 V8 paired to a… more»

28K Mile Survivor: 1964 Ford Fairlane 500

When Ford introduced its intermediate cars in 1962, they had a strong styling resemblance with the full-size Fords. Several other manufacturers did this as well. Maybe people buying compact cars were won from Volkswagen and other imports and connected… more»

Diamond In The Snow: 1937 Ford Pickup

Chances are that when this tale finds you, the latest snowmageddon will be working its way across our great land.  While most of us will be snuggled up in our jammies and abusing the internet, there will always be… more»

Hexed Hauler: 1952 Ford F3 Pickup

Ever have a project that just seemed like it had a hex on it?  Well, the seller of this 1952 Ford F3 pickup, found for us on craigslist in Danvers, Massachusetts by reader AMXBrian, has tried to get this… more»

Fork In The Road: 1940 Ford Deluxe Tudor

Once upon a time, a poet once threw some words together about encountering a fork in the road.  As the lines between hot rods and restored cars becomes somewhat blurred these days, anyone taking on a new project these… more»

Battered Barn Find: 1934 Ford Five Window Coupe

For such a practical company, Ford certainly found a way to produce some of the most beautiful cars of the prewar era.  Even after these Fords ended up on the back row of used car lots, many were re-imagined… more»

Unrestored Survivor: 1968 Ford Mustang CS

While most of us tend to decry cars that bear some hallmarks of a bigger, badder sibling, without the bite under the hood, I make an exception for some truly rare examples. Take this 1968 Ford Mustang California Special:… more»