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He is known as the "Auto Archaeologist," travels across the country uncovering rare and forgotten classic cars in junkyards, barns, and unexpected places, Ryan Brutt.
Ryan Brutt is a writer, historian, and automotive explorer known as the "Auto Archaeologist." Traveling across the country, he documents rare and forgotten classic cars hidden in barns, junkyards, and unusual locations. Rather than purchasing the vehicles, he preserves their history through photography, writing, and social media, helping connect owners with restoration resources and potential buyers. A lifelong Cadillac enthusiast based in Chicago, Ryan has written for Hot Rod Magazine and amassed a vast database of classic car leads. With a dedicated following of nearly half a million enthusiasts, he continues to share his discoveries, hoping to one day turn his passion into a full-time documentary series.
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By Michael SteinRyan Brutt is a writer, historian, and automotive explorer known as the "Auto Archaeologist." Traveling across the country, he documents rare and forgotten classic cars hidden in barns, junkyards, and unusual locations. Rather than purchasing the vehicles, he preserves their history through photography, writing, and social media, helping connect owners with restoration resources and potential buyers. A lifelong Cadillac enthusiast based in Chicago, Ryan has written for Hot Rod Magazine and amassed a vast database of classic car leads. With a dedicated following of nearly half a million enthusiasts, he continues to share his discoveries, hoping to one day turn his passion into a full-time documentary series.