Patience can pay off. The new owner of this Challenger T/A waited 14 years for the car’s second owner (who bought it in 1973) to finally sell it. As they only made 2,400 of these cars, that’s one heck of a find. Find the story at Car in Barns. More pics after the jump!
After being purchased 16 years ago with the goal of restoring it, the owner is indicating that this B body, sitting in Michigan, may soon be for sale. Find it at Cars In Barns.
This 1970 Barracuda was recently purchased by owner number two after sitting neglected for 15 years. The new owner is taking a rather unique approach to it’s restoration. “I’m taking donations for the restoration, every donor can have a ride when it’s done!” Good luck with that. Find the story at Cars in Barns. More pics after the jump!
While looking like barn finds, this collection of dusty cars is actually in a private collection in North Carolina. They are not for sale but this “barn” houses some very nice Mopars. Find more info at Barn Finds. More pics after the jump!
Check out all these Mopar B-bodies rotting in a field near St. Louis, Missouri. And they are all for sale! More pics plus the Craigslist ad after the jump!
The seller admits this thing is toast. The only usable body panels are the hood and roof. Still, it has a numbers matching drivetrain and comes with paperwork. So this will probably end up a rebody? Priced at $2,500. More pics plus Craigslist ad text after the jump!
This 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T 383 4-speed has been sitting in a backyard since 1980. The owner is still planning on “fixing it up someday.” Video after the jump!
This very solid E-body sitting in Tennessee is not for sale but not for the usual “I’m going to restore it someday” reason. This owner is just downright nasty,
“I found this ’71 Barracuda sitting in Tennessee. I got a chance to talk the owner, an older woman. She refuses to sell, and has turned down several offers. She said that someone can take away when they can sweep it into a dust bin. Sad story.”
See it here at Cars in Barns. Another pic after the jump.
We just found this very clean 1968 Dodge Charger over in dry Eastern Washington. This car was abandoned in a farmer’s field around 1980 and it has sat ever since. It’s pretty complete except for the tail lights which somebody thought would look cool in a VW bug! The first pic is how we found it and the rest are of the car back together at the shop. Luckily most of the parts were stored in a storage shed and were spared sun damage.
This E-body sitting in Alberta is without an engine, transmission or suspension. There are some body mods evident in the flared fenders and rear spoiler. See it at Cars in Barns. More pics after the jump.
