The former are just barn finds, which can also include wrecks or cars that were in a fire, a flood, or some other disaster. Occasionally they are just parts of cars that are missing major components.

A lot of ink has been spilled about so-called “barn finds” and unrestored “survivor cars.” So much ink in fact, that I’m almost wary of one more article. Almost. Barn finds, and their sometimes wacky ...

It was "part of a barn-find collection," but the car is, in many ways, a mysterious discovery that landed online without answering the big questions. The car still wears the original paint and ...

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A ONE-hundred-year-old classic car ... dry barn, in Suffolk. The engine was turned over from time to time to keep it free as reported by Luxury Auto News. Elton Murphy who runs UK Barn Finds ...

In this episode of “Barn Find Hunter,” Tom uncovers a rare gem: a 1957 Chevy Bel Air with a history of family drama and memories of the owner’s Mother. The car used to belong to his father, and the ...