Barn Find Hunter

In this episode of "Barn Find Hunter," Tom visits two gentlemen that he met while at the Green Field Village heritage festival in Dearborn, MI. One has an all original 1967 Jaguar E-Type and wide variety of MGs, the other has a 1927 Chrysler 60 that's original down to the door knobs and electrical. Both gentlemen have equally impressive stories to pair with the cars. Tune in and find out!

In this episode of "Barn Find Hunter," Tom got a lead on some unusual automotive American icons, some are even hot roded. The most notable of them all is an early production 1967 Pontiac GTO bought originally by this owner with a tri-power 389ci V8 and a factory 4 speed. Come to find out, this rare optioned American muscle is worth quite a bit of money, how much? tune in and find out!

In this episode of "Barn Find Hunter," Tom cotter has the pleasure of viewing the underground car collection at the world renowned Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, MI. From new cars to old, the collection is littered with amazing stories and visuals to WOW any car enthusiast. Which one is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below!

In this episode of "Barn Find Hunter," Tom visits four young gentlemen who are all best friends as well as neighbors. Anyone into cars can understand how this is car enthusiast heaven! If someone is missing a 10mm socket they can go next door and borrow one for a friend. If it's a late night and you have to fix your ride for a rally the next day, you're never short a helping hand. Tune in and follow along as Tom tours you through their Volkswagen, Lotus, and Land Rover collection.

In this episode of "Barn Find Hunter," Tom tries to find Cars within walking distance from his vacation home in Boothbay Harbor, Maine. Much to his surprise, he is able to find many different makes and models. Tune in to see what he finds.

Ever wonder what a pickled Chevy C10 looks like? In this episode of "Barn Find Hunter," Tom discovers a 1985 Chevy Silverado C10 short-bed pickup with only 148 miles on the odometer. This Chevy pickup is original down to the factory chalk marks, tires, and deal stickers. Tune in to find out how this car was purchased and how rare it is.

In this episode of "Barn Find Hunter," Tom discovers cars the organic way, by driving around and looking for Cars in yards, in hopes of more inside barns or garages. In doing so, Tom discovers a Triumph stag on a dead end road that leads him to the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. A treasure trove of forgotten vacation cars hidden in 100yr old barns.

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 two had a falling out which resulted in the Father ultimately deciding not to pass the Car on to his Son. In an effort to keep the Car in the family, the son turned to his uncle and convinced him to purchase the Car. The son then bought the car from his uncle, ensuring that it would stay in the family and carry on its legacy. Tom's discovery of this unique vehicle is a testament to his expertise and dedication to uncovering the hidden stories behind these forgotten automotive treasures.

Tom finds a Ford F100 (Short bed), Plymouth Barracuda with 350K+ miles on it, and a 1963 Ford Fairlane with a 221ci V8. All buried beneath 22 years of clutter and family memories. Tune in to find out the crazy family stories these cars have.

In this episode of "Barn Find Hunter," Tom discovers a rare piece of Ford history tucked away in an industrial storage unit in the suburbs of Detroit. A 1 of 5, Ford Cortina GT Wagon that was part of a test batch made for the Canadian Mounties back when the MK I was first introduced. The Owner also has many other rare cars with interesting history and stories. Tune in and find out!

Where do Barn Finds go if nobody discovers them? In this episode of "Barn Find Hunter," finds out what happens to cars when they are never sold, never discovered, and forced to sit until the the estate sale. Tune in as Toby from the Owls Head Museum explains the process and how it helps fund the Museum's future. Oh... And you get a tour of their secret stash of cars.

In this episode of "Barn Find Hunter," Tom discovers a 1962 Jaguar E-Type with a 327ci Chevy Small Block V8 and a Borg Warner T-10 Transmission. But, it's not just the car that interests Tom, the owners of this car could have a movie written about them with the amount of adventures they have been on: A life on Wall Street, living in the West-Indies, hanging with Burt Munroe at the Bonneville Salt Flats, vintage racing, owning the worlds most desirable cars, and traveling the world together.

Ray Evernham shows Tom his incredible collection of his vintage IROC, Stock Cars, and Modified Cars from the early days of racing. He also has a few surprises up his sleeve which leave Tom speechless.

Junkyards don't always provide the best barn find episodes because the cars don't come with stories, but this junkyard is different. Tom stops by an old friend's place to see some vintage race cars and is surprised by something unusual and out of this world.

Tom has been trying for five years to access to an old dealership in Northern Maine that houses a massive collection of cars and trucks. Through some investigative work, Tom was finally able to contact the owner, Todd, who gives us a VIP tour of his lifetime collection of rare metal.

Tom Cotter strolls down memory lane as he reunites with an old friend from his NASCAR days, Tony Price. Tony Price, a name synonymous with speed and precision in the world of motorsports, worked with legends like Jack Roush, Robert Yates, Gary Nelson, and many others from the NASCAR industry. Stay tuned as he gives Tom a tour of his well-curated collection of old Fords and rare motorcycles.

Join Tom Cotter in this thrilling episode of "Barn Find Hunter" as he unravels the mystery behind a long-sought-after Corvette and visits an old friend hiding a trove of British sports cars in a hidden barn. Discover the fascinating stories behind these hidden treasures, learn how they were found, and their future plans.

Tom visits a remarkable motorcycle collection in Staten Island, NY, filled with Harley-Davidson, Indian, and Vincent motorcycles. The collection is so extensive that it overflows from the garage and basement and even finds its way into the living room and dining room of the house. The motorcycles span from 1910 all the way to 1980. We hope you enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime collection.

BIG NEWS: This is the first video in a five-part series featuring a DeTomaso Pantera, a collaboration between "Redline Rebuild" and "Barn Find Hunter". On "Barn Find Hunter," we always uncover cars that have been hidden for years and delve into their fascinating stories. Typically, we are involved in the initial phase of the barn find story, step one. Rarely do we have the privilege of witnessing steps two and three: the exchange of ownership and the restoration. Today is that special day! Tom's son, Brian, has purchased a DeTomaso Pantera that has been frozen in time for nearly 40 years. The Pantera gets loaded onto a flatbed and taken back to the shop for a thorough assessment of its condition, with plans to get the engine running and potentially turn it into our next Redline Rebuild project. Stay tuned for more videos from the Redline Rebuild Team!

Tom teams up with his friend Rob Ida to continue the search for cars in New York City. After visiting a few locations, he follows a lead on a late '30s LaSalle, a key piece in a massive collection and one of the best discoveries on the show

Rarely do we come across barn finds in perfect condition that aren't too rusted, yet only need minimal work to get them running. Welcome to this extraordinary collection – 40 barn finds featuring various makes and models, each waiting to be discovered and find new homes.

Tom travels to Michigan to visit Mick, a previous guest on our 'Will it Run' series with Davin Reckow. Mick has a massive collection of Chrysler 'Hemi' cars, rare one-off models, and some celebrity-owned vehicles, specifically, 'The Fonz's' motorcycle

Tom visits Rob Ida's custom car shop, where he checks out his barn-find projects and gets an EXCLUSIVE tour of his one-of-a-kind shop. The best way to explain Rob's shop is not only by calling it a car shop but also an innovation factory. Using the latest technology in metal CNC stretching, 3D printing, and electronic accessories, Rob and his team are setting a new standard for what it means to build custom cars. Follow along as he shows us the latest projects and technology the engineering world has to offer.