Muscle Car Barn Finds: Rusty Road Runners, Abandoned Amxs, Crusty Camaros And More!

Muscle Car Barn Finds: Rusty Road Runners, Abandoned Amxs, Crusty Camaros And More!

It?s no secret among car collectors and enthusiast that the pursuit of ?lost? cars is what drives many gearheads. Finding an abandoned, restorable car is one of the most common dreams among collectors and a touchstone for the hobby. Top shows like the Pebble Beach Concours and Chicago?s Muscle Car and Corvette Nationals have added special classes devoted to original and barn find vehicles. Author and photographer Ryan Brutt is the?automotive archaeologist?, author of the CarsInBarns blog, and a monthly columnist forHot Rod magazine. Brutt has selected his best muscle car images for?uscle Car Barn Finds.?o searching the back roads required--just kick up your feet and begin your barn-finding adventure by turning the page. These old warriors aren?t dead, just resting. A drive in the country or through a small-town back street will reveal them lurking under tarps, hidden behind garage doors, stashed behind fences from prying eyes. ?eview"Muscle Car Barn Finds?nspires?ur imagination in that way, and reminds us why we enjoy cars so much in the first place. This is an ideal book for any classic or muscle car enthusiast to have on the coffee table." - Automoblog.comAbout the AuthorRyan Brutt, "automotive archaeologist," travels the United States documenting lost and abandoned automotive gems. He is a contributing editor to Hot Rod magazine and organizes the "barn finds" class for the Muscle Car and Corvette Nationals. He is the author of Motortooks' Amazing Barn Finds and Roadside Relics. He is based in Skokie, IL.