Barn finds

Discover Barn finds, Classics, Muscle Cars & trucks. Join us on our adventures as we find, rescue & uncover automotive history one junkyard at a time.

Proof that priceless automotive barn finds are still out there is the discovery of 60 cars untouched for 50 years on a French farm included four Ferraris, eight Delahayes, a Hispano Suiza H6B, a Maserati A6G and nine Talbot Lagos. Sure enough, one of the Ferrari's was a California Spider.

Check out this huge stash of Corvairs! Apparently they are part of a large collection that is going to be sold off in the coming months. The first one to hit the market is a 1965 Corsa Turbo that’s listed here on eBay. It sounds like the seller is responsible for the liquidation of the...

Court ordered sales are situations that many of us car enthusiast cringe when we first see, but the mind then wanders at what type of deal you may be able to acquire. This ’56 Bel Air is listed as an older restoration, and features a 350 4 speed drivetrain combination. Appearing mostly solid, there looks...

In 1971, the Ford Torino was advertised as "...the lean, middle-size car with features larger cars offer, except a larger price." Torinos have always been a little bit of a niche collectible. The didn't see nearly the sales success of the Mustang, Chevelle or Camaro but have been coveted by some collectors for that very...

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Knowing a car's history and moreover, its "story" means the world to people buying cars to enjoy. Many "flippers" don't want to ask too many questions so they can maintain plausible deniability about accidents, non-original parts, or what took it off the roadway back when. This one-owner 1966 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe in Waycross, Georgia...

The term "Barn Find" is so popular it has become synonymous with any car found in storage that hasn't been moved for a length of time. This can include garages, sheds, farms, basements and once in a while, real barns. I often wonder why some ads for "real" barn finds don't include any actual photos...

Big-time finds can still happen—as these incredible muscle cars prove.

The seller says that this 1971 Chevrolet Nova was discovered under a carport on a farm and it was grandma's "pride and joy that she enjoyed driving to and from her sisters house and church." It's listed on eBay with bids of $8,000 and the reserve isn't even met yet! There is a $13,500 buy it...