BangShift has alerted us to one incredible barn find. Five, count ’em, five Mopars! While the “barn” is more of a storage facility, with concrete walls and floor, that’s nothing but good news as far as the condition of the finds; two 1970 Chargers, a 1971 340 Cuda, a Super Bee and a Dart Swinger! Find the Craigslist ad here. More pics after the jump!
Barn Finds spied this solid, what-looks-to-be-a-survivor, work truck on eBay. It needs some exhaust and brake work but the 318 runs! Anybody need a shop truck? Follow the eBay bidding here. More pics after the jump!
Ryan Brutt, aka The Auto Archeologist, has uncovered one incredible collection of dormant cars. The owner has an obvious knack for knowing what to collect but is a little lax when it comes to proper upkeep. Find more info at Street Legal TV. Video after the jump!
Bring A Trailer found this unrestored Superbird on Craigslist in Orange County CA. Originally a 440 four speed car, a replacement engine now sits between the fenders. The original engine threw a rod but the damaged block does come with the car. The asking price is $92,000. Worth it? Find the original Craigslist ad here. More pics after the jump!
Three Mopars recently hit Cars in Barns; a 1968 Barracuda Formula S relegated to a parts car, a hibernating 1973 340, 4-speed Cuda and what appears to be a 1956 Chrysler Imperial looking like a lost puppy. More pics after the jump!
Bring A Trailer found this Power Wagon, a farm truck for the past five years, for sale on Craigslist. We would love to see this one brought back as an honest and clean (but not too clean) driver. Pictures are scare but find the Craigslist ad here.
There are sleepers and then there are sleepers! This wolf in oxidized clothing spent most of it’s life in the salty air of Hawaii. The new owner dropped in a replacement Hemi, fixed up some mechanical bits and….that’s about it. He drives it regularly, races it and beats back crowds at car shows. Find more info at Hot Rod. More pics after the jump!
Three Mopars recently hit Cars in Barns on the same day; a GTX and two Challengers. Which one would you choose? More pics after the jump!
This is no way to treat a winged warrior. “Gonna fix her up someday…” Find more info at Cars In Barns.
While certainly not in the best of shape, this Barracuda is one rare fish. Formula S production in 1969 consisted of 2034 fastbacks, 100 convertibles and 423 notchbacks. Of the notchbacks, 325 were 340’s and 98 383’s. Total Mod Tops for all Barracuda coupes in 1969 was reportedly 937. (Numbers courtesy of Mike Mueller’s The Complete Book of Classic Dodge and Plymouth Muscle). How many of those 325 small blocks were Mod Tops? Probably not a lot. We hope somebody brings this old girl back to life. Find it here on eBay.
