Dennis Collins Rescues “The Most Desirable Car For a Restomod” Hiding in Barn Find

It’s absolutely no secret that hunting for barn finds is a pretty exciting job. When you’re searching around for cars that have been neglected by their owners or forgotten about, you absolutely never know what you’re going to come across. While many of these finds are in complete need of restoration as they have rotted into the ground, sometimes, there are diamonds to be found in the rough.

While many of these cars need to be fully restored, there are others that are survivors that maybe just need a little bit of fixing up without going through the full restoration process. This is exciting not only because the car is pretty close to completion upon buying it but the machine gets to retain some of the lusters that it came with off of the assembly line. There is an absolute premium on original cars for just this reason.

This time, we ride along with Dennis Collins as he takes us on another episode of Coffee Walk where he comes across a couple of cars that have been sitting in a garage for quite some time. It seems like the star of the show in this one is a 1969 Dodge Charger that has been hanging around untouched for decades. The machine has been with the same owner for decades but it has come time to part ways with it.

The other part of the story is a 1971 Dodge Charger Super Bee. While it doesn’t quite have the same appeal as the 69, it’s quite the unique car in its own right that definitely deserves a second look.

Down in the video below, we tune in to see exactly what condition these cars are in as they have been sitting for so long and what kind of deal Dennis can come up with.