Barn Finds – Muscle Cars, Survivors, & Oddballs For Sale

1963 Chevrolet Corvette Split Window CoupeBid Now16 hours$54,000 1957 Ford F100 Short BedBid Now1 days$4,000 1949 Hudson Hornet ProjectBid Now5 days$100 Chrysler commercials in the mid-1960s would often tell the prospective buyer to “move up to Chrysler,” because in an era of monthly payments, a few extra dollars a month over a lower-priced car could buy one. Those ads were… more» I may be in the minority, but the Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS Aeroback is one of my favorite eighties cars, simply based on its outward appearance and the design of that wind-cheating rear window.  Performance of the street cars… more» It was a sad time in automotive history when GM wrapped up uninterrupted production of the Firebird and Camaro in 2002, but a joyous occasion when the Camaro returned as a 2010 model, then lasting for another 15 years… more» We all know the challenge as enthusiasts of being faced with a rare car that is undoubtedly worth saving but sadly, may be past the point of rescue. These days, with the increasing difficulty that comes with finding a… more» As someone who grew up on a steady intake of hot hatches and attended high school at a time when modifying a four-cylinder Honda was considered very much en vogue, there’s a warm spot in my heart for cheap… more» This is one of the more random collections I’ve ever seen and as someone who digs the occasional oddball, I am absolutely blown away by the owner’s commitment to an obscure model. Located in Hancock, Maine, this listing is… more» Wait a second, wasn’t I just talking about AMC’s oddities? The Marlin managed to take the popular fastback body style to such an extreme that buyers balked. Also in the category of “trying too hard”, AMC advertised its big… more» Claiming that your classic is the best example on the planet is pretty bold. However, the photos suggest that this 1970 Oldsmobile 442 W-30 could rightfully claim that crown. The seller has spared no expense during its restoration, ensuring… more» Fins had reached their automotive zenith by 1959. Manufacturers had literally and figuratively climbed to new heights, but Chevrolet adopted a different approach with its Impala. It equipped its latest offering with fins shaped like arched eyebrows, accentuating the… more» UPDATE – The seller has added photos of the engine numbers and the underside of their Corvette. In the world of barn finds, there are certain cars that everyone dreams of finding. One of those cars that is right… more» American Motors – the only independent manufacturer remaining after Studebaker closed in 1966 – occasionally took a quirky path to distinguish itself from the Big Three. The Marlin was odd, then the Gremlin came along, launched in 1970 to… more» Some enthusiasts will purchase a new classic, squirreling it away safely for years, hoping that its value will appreciate. Some vehicles achieve that goal, while others fall short of expectations. That is probably the case with this 2002 Pontiac… more» Listed here on eBay, this 1970 Chevrolet Nova SS 350 is a genuine factory Super Sport that’s waiting for someone to bring it back to life. According to the seller, this car was originally built as an SS 350… more» For many enthusiasts of the Dodge Charger, it’s often the second-generation cars that seem to create most of the wow factor, and they certainly are deserving of a high level of praise and fanfare.  However, 1966 is where it… more» Mercury’s marketing team went for broke in 1964 and 1965, sending Comets far and wide to prove their mettle. Comets hit the high banks at Daytona on a high-speed 100,000-mile endurance run. They (mostly) survived the punishing East African… more» Salesman’s samples, or dealership promotions (dealer promos) were a big thing two or three generations ago, or more. A lot of us have seen salesmen’s samples on Antiques Roadshow or in antique shops, or online. This 1967 Chevrolet Corvette… more» Sign up for our free daily newsletter: Unsubscribe anytime