Incredible Barn Finds: The Highly Entertaining Stories Behind 50 Treasured Cars (Valued today at over 50 million dollars
So what makes his barn book different...aside from his unique style that when diligently edited often provides delightful reading? Wyss chooses to separate the boys from the men in terms of interesting finds and ups the ante quite well, deciding to concentrate on dream cars or ultra-rare race cars, rather than the wider scope of other books. In this reviewer's opinion, his many years of doing books and articles... just came together into one easy-to-read and interesting book. Wyss writes fast but has done a credible job in doing his homework and listing sources.   Pete Vack, VeloceToday.comTHERE is no shortage  of books about barn finds. Nontheless, this is an enjoyably pacey read from a trustworthy author. That said, strictly speaking not every car mentioned in this 271-page softback was discovered hiding in a barn. Or even a scrapyard. But for the less pedantic reader, there is much to like here. As the blurb on the back cover points out, this is meant to be a series of interesting and entertaining stories behind 50 road and racing cars of historical significance, outlining the often fascinating lives they led.  Richard Heseltine, OCTANE Magazine  "It's a  recurring dream, ...surely for even the most casual of petrolheads.You open the shed door and find cobweb laced traces  of a Bugatti chassis rail, or perhaps the remains of an Auburn Speedster. Usually, though there is nothing more enticing than an old Quality Street tin full of rusty nails.Wyss' book recounts 50 instances of rather greater fullfilment,covering a range of cars from the long forgtten GM Two Rotor to a 1969Corvette. It's an easy read, ripe with taies of subterfuge, and the shortchapters are delivered in a breezy style." - MOTORSPORT 3/14