There is something magical about discovering a barn find classic car burried deep inside an old structure that had been long forgotten. Heck, I even get really excited just looking at barn find pictures. That is why we started a board on Pinterest dedicated just for Barn Finds. Here are some of my favorites!

Here’s a solid 1955 Corvette! It’s hard to imagine a scenario where someone would have put this into a barn a “forgotten” about it.

This 1965 Mustang Fastback barn find has definitely seen better days, but it wouldn’t take much to get her back on the road and looking sharp!

This 1970 Dodge Charger RT would make a great restoration project!

Although not in the best condition, I’m sure the value of this 1953 Porsche 356 1500 fully restored would make this a very worthwile project to restore.

Here’s a 1968 Charger.

You definitely don’t see 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air barn finds very often. This beauty seems to be in great shape as well!

Wow. 1965 Shelby Cobra just sitting in a barn some where. From the looks of it, I’m guessing this isn’t a kit either. This folks, is the real deal.
If anyone has any information about any of these barn finds or any restoration updates from them, we would love to hear! Have you ever come across a barn find? Tell us the story in the comments!

49 Comments
Kyle Peckham
Back in about 1980-something my dad rescued a 1970 Olds 442 W30 hardtop that his best friend had found sitting in the middle of a field. Car was rusitng a little, it hadn’t been driven in about 10 years (by the registration on the plates). He and his buddy tracked down the guy who owned the field bought the car, and it sits in our garage now.
Bobby Mitchell
I found a 1965 factory turbocharged 4 speed 2 door hard top Corvair in a barn, hadn’t been run in 10 years its been my daily driver for a year or so, and have been slowly restoring it, getting ready for paint.
Classic Nation
Nice! Do you have any pictures of it that you would care to share on our site? I’d love to see it!
Classic Nation
Good catch. Corrected.
David Elliott
that’s what i thought