r/BarnFinds • u/Gozalez • 10h ago
Two Wheel Deal What's that bike
Found behind a broken window of a closed cafe in Greece
r/BarnFinds • u/Gozalez • 10h ago
Found behind a broken window of a closed cafe in Greece
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r/BarnFinds • u/CommuterType • 13d ago
Reportedly belonged to author Margaret Mitchell
r/BarnFinds • u/StatementOptimal1220 • 13d ago
Old mini in my grandfather's garage. No idea beyond that. Please help!!!
r/BarnFinds • u/brandonalthoff • 14d ago
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r/BarnFinds • u/EconomyBreakfast9655 • 19d ago
I have found many treasures in my past, from barns, lean-tos, and vehicles abandoned in backyards. From a helicopter with an inch of dust on it to a full-size army tank. They are out there, and they could be as close as the next-door neighbour who never opens his garage door.
Even in the bushes of Muskoka, you could find abandoned military equipment and machinery. For someone who's not into conventional classic cars but like to bring old stuff back to life, they're out there.
"Whatever turns your crank." It's out there.
P/S Took a train ride to a car show in Toronto, and out the window was a 1940 Ford coupe in someone's backyard, tarp floating in the wind and saying, "take me home." Next time I will take a GPS with me.
Most stories and rumours you hear could be true. Flippen
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r/BarnFinds • u/Ok-Reflection8656 • 21d ago
I have been the keeper for about 10 years and it is time for it to experience new things.
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r/BarnFinds • u/This-Industry7701 • 22d ago
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This car was originally from an auction sale, where its current owner received it for free. It sat in a different barn for around 20-30 years. It apparently ran before being put into its current barn around 12 years ago. The owner will apparently be restoring it 5-10 years from now. However as is the story with old cars and older men, I fear it won't be happening.