This Road Runner and Lil’ Red Express are sitting behind a Chrysler dealership in Newfoundland, Canada. Surely, somebody at the dealership realizes that they need to be saved. The spooky part? I’m from Newfoundland and the plate on the Road Runner has the same three letters and is less than 400 numbers removed from a car that I registered there in 1984! I gotta get home for a visit, real soon! Find more info at Cars in Barns. More pics after the jump!
Still in the hands of its original owner, this small block E-body sits patiently, waiting for a day when she may once again propel herself down the road. Find more info at Cars in Barns. More pics after the jump!
People have may reasons for letting a car rot rather then selling it, but this owner is paying $50 a month to do so! Find the story at Cars in Barns. More pics after the jump!
Barn Finds located this dusty 1970 Challenger for sale on eBay. It’s a 383 4-speed car that is a runner. Starting bid is an optimistic $25,000. The chrome strip surrounding the front end is said to be a rare option, code M28 (which is decoded as Front Bumper Periphery). Anybody familiar with this “option”? Follow the bidding here on eBay. More pics after the jump!
This Charger has been in the same family for three generations with no plans to restore it. It’s kind of a memorial to the original owner. Find more info at Cars in Barns. More pics after the jump!
Barn finds don’t get much better than this; a 1970 Plymouth Superbird, 440 six barrel, 4 speed! Find more info at Cars In Barns.
Barn Finds has proof that, well, barn finds are still out there. This 1966 318 Charger was reportedly owned by the same family since 1966 and was parked in 1978. It had a price of $2300 with no reserve but the seller has decided to end the eBay auction early. More pics after the jump!
This is what Mother Nature will do to a car if you give her 38 years. The good news is that this car now belongs to someone who will hopefully show it the love it deserves. It was parked after a scant 35,000 miles. If only it had been indoors. Find the story at Cars in Barns. Interior pic after the jump.
Bring A Trailer found this complete 1954 Power Wagon on Craigslist. Anybody looking for a winter project? Find the original ad here. More pics after the jump!
Hot Rod magazine’s Ryan Brutt stumbled upon a shop that appears to specialize in Mopars. While the exterior looks like a graveyard, given the fact that the shop houses restored Mopars, one can only hope that these diamonds in the rough are only biding their time until they shine again. Find more info at Hot Rod. More pics after the jump!
