Forza Horizon 6 hides 15 Barn Finds across Japan, ranging from the ultra-rare Honda NSX-R GT to the Le Mans-winning Mazda 787B. Every car, every region location, and the full stat block are laid out below, with the system explainer further down for anyone new to how Barn Finds work in this entry.
- Every Barn Car Location Walkthrough
- Yellow Stamp Barn Finds
- Green Stamp Barn Finds
- Blue Stamp Barn Finds
- Pink Stamp Barn Finds
- Peugeot 205 Turbo 16 Barn Find Location
- Porsche 911 Turbo 3.3 Barn Find Location
- Nissan #23 Pennzoil Nismo Skyline GT-R Barn Find Location
- Lincoln Continental Barn Find Location
- Orange Stamp Barn Finds
- Purple Stamp Barn Finds
- Gold Stamp Barn Finds
- All 15 Barn Find Cars at a Glance
- Track Your Barn Find Progress
- What Are Barn Finds in Forza Horizon 6?
- How Discover Japan Stamps Work
- Frequently Asked Questions
If you just want to grab the cars, jump straight to the walkthrough. The unlock pipeline is tied to the Discover Japan collection journal, so each Barn Find appears on the map after the matching stamp is earned.
Every Barn Car Location Walkthrough
Every Barn Find is grouped under the stamp tier that unlocks its rumor. Each entry below opens with the in-game route to the barn, followed by the car’s full performance stat block. Each Wristband in Discover Japan unlocks ‘rumors’ about a new car, allowing you to find barn finds (purple circles) on the world map.
Yellow Stamp Barn Finds
The Yellow stamp unlocks the moment you finish the prologue. Only one Barn Find is tied to this tier, but it is one of the rarest cars in the entire game.
Honda NSX-R GT Barn Find Location
The 2005 Honda NSX-R GT sits in the Ohtani region, north of the main Tokyo area.
Follow the main road past Mei’s house, go on dirt roads, and watch for a tight right-hand hairpin. Right before the hairpin, cut 90 degrees off the road into the isolated wooded area on the inside of the turn and go through the trees, or do the first hairpin and find the dirt path marked above.
The barn sits straight ahead and can be driven into directly from the asphalt. Only five Honda NSX-R GTs were ever built, made to meet Super GT class homologation requirements.
Green Stamp Barn Finds
Green is the second stamp tier and pushes two rumors onto the map at once. Both are classics from very different eras: the Toyota 2000GT and the Ford Sierra Cosworth RS500.
Toyota 2000GT Barn Find Location
The 1969 Toyota 2000GT is hidden in the Ito region, on the coast directly below the Iron Beach speed trap.
Drive toward the ocean and look for a dirt road marked with a dotted line on the map that runs near the train tracks.
Follow that path, veer left into the trees, then trace it straight to the barn. The cutscene notes that only a small number of these were ever built for road use.
Ford Sierra Cosworth RS500 Barn Find Location
The 1987 Ford Sierra Cosworth RS500 is parked near the borders of the Ito region, south of the map, and East of Tokyo.
Drive until you spot a 90-degree right turn that opens onto a dirt road. Follow the gravel as it twists uphill, and the barn reveals itself at the top.
The cutscene claims that this RS500 was lost in transit on its way to America during the car’s late-1980s touring-car peak.
Blue Stamp Barn Finds
The third tier unlocks the Nissan PAO and the legendary Hakosuka Skyline. Both are D class, but the Hakosuka becomes a desirable tuning project in the right hands.
Nissan PAO Barn Find Location
The 1989 Nissan PAO sits in the Minamino region. Once on the map marker, look for the gravel road heading south toward the Sae Temple.
Drive through a small offshoot near the speed camera and follow that secondary gravel road until it meets the barn.
The PAO sold out three months after pre-orders went live, according to the cutscene, unsure why that was relevant, to be honest.
Nissan Skyline 2000GT-R Hakosuka Barn Find Location
The 1971 Hakosuka Skyline is buried in the southwest corner of the map, in the Nangan region, well away from everything else.
Look just below the Coastline Spirit road racing event. To the left of the very twisty road, take the off-road dirt track and follow it all the way down to the barn.
The original Hakosuka body shape is one of the most iconic in racing history.
Pink Stamp Barn Finds
Pink is the biggest single drop in the journal. Four Barn Finds unlock at once, including the first true performance car of the chase, the S2 class Nissan #23 Pennzoil Nismo Skyline GT-R.
Peugeot 205 Turbo 16 Barn Find Location
The 1984 Peugeot 205 Turbo 16 is in the Shimanoyama region, north of the stadium. Take the road that spawns from the top of the stadium and head north along the very edge of the map.
Watch for a small gap in the fencing that serves as a driveway entrance, turn left, and follow it to the barn.
Peugeot had to build 200 units for Group B homologation, as the cutscene notes.
Porsche 911 Turbo 3.3 Barn Find Location
The 1982 Porsche 911 Turbo 3.3 hides in the Ohtani region, right next to the main Tokyo City zone and just below Mei’s house.
Look for an opening in the shrubbery off the main road and follow the gravel for a short stretch directly to the barn.
The narration claims this 930 has been engineered with parts from the Porsche 962.
Nissan #23 Pennzoil Nismo Skyline GT-R Barn Find Location
The 1998 Pennzoil Skyline sits in the Takashiro region, almost directly north of the prologue mission area.
Follow the distinct hairpin turn until you see a medium brown building with a large gravel car park and a mascot statue out front.
To the left of that building, a gravel driveway leads into the forest and straight to the barn. The real car was a JGTC GT500 championship winner.
Lincoln Continental Barn Find Location
The 1962 Lincoln Continental waits in the Hokubu region. Look for the collection of multicolored flower fields at the center of a crossroad where one path is dirt, and the other is asphalt.
Drive west on the dirt road, hit the intersection, then follow the plantation of trees to the barn. Realistically, this barn find doesn’t require a path, as it is fairly close to the small road and highly visible from it, and it is really flat and not that off-road.
Mei’s cutscene reveals that this is her dad’s old lowrider build.
Orange Stamp Barn Finds
Orange is the late-mid stamp, and the first one that hands over a proper supercar. The Lamborghini Diablo SV is paired with the rally workhorse Mitsubishi Montero Evolution.
Lamborghini Diablo SV Barn Find Location
The 1997 Lamborghini Diablo SV sits west of the Edo region, near a large split-lane highway bridging the coast.
Instead of crossing the bridge, hang a right onto the off-piste track that cuts down between the trees. The barn sits at the end of it. Zoom in on the map, and you can see the off-piste line leading straight to it.
Mitsubishi Montero Evolution Barn Find Location
The 1997 Montero Evolution hides in the Sotoyama region, east of the stadium. Look for the oddly shaped stretch of asphalt with three sharp hairpins followed by a sweeping left-hander.
Right after the last turn, scan the right side for a gap in the fencing onto a gravel driveway.
The Montero racked up 12 Dakar wins across the 2000s.
Purple Stamp Barn Finds
Purple is the second-to-last stamp and unlocks two of the rarest racing cars in the entire game: the R class Sierra Sierra Enterprises Evo and the S1 class Nissan R390 GT1.
Mitsubishi #1 Sierra Sierra Enterprises Barn Find Location
The 2005 Sierra Sierra Enterprises Evo is pretty far West, slightly up, on the map, in the Sotoyama region.
There is a dirt road in the area, and the barn sits just off that gravel path. Fast travel to spawn in, take the quick gravel branch off the main dirt road, and the barn is straight ahead.
The real car was a Time Attack Evo whose turbo blew during its second event.
Nissan R390 GT1 Barn Find Location
The 1998 Nissan R390 GT1 sits in the Ohtani region. There is a dirt road near the marker, but fast-travel to the regular asphalt path for the cleanest route.
Drive down it until just before the Trailblazer, turn into the piste, and the off-piste track leads down to a T-junction near the barn.
Only one R390 road car was ever built to satisfy GT1 homologation.
Gold Stamp Barn Finds
Gold is the final stamp tier and rewards the two highest-end Barn Finds in the game. Both cars sit in the top performance brackets and are worth the entire journal grind on their own.
Nissan #11 Tomica Skyline Turbo Barn Find Location
The 1983 Tomica Skyline Turbo sits in the Edo region, not far from the Diablo SV barn.
Drive east off the off-road trail labeled Kitayama Big Daishugo and watch the right side for a path leading straight into the barn.
The Tomica Skyline is a Super Silhouette racer with maximum downforce and minimum weight, well off the original road car spec.
Mazda #55 787B Barn Find Location
The 1991 Mazda 787B is in the Takashiro region. Look for the location labeled “Sona Circuit” and fast travel directly to it.
From there, take the very long dirt road, then watch the right side for a smaller gravel turn-off. Follow that branch all the way into the barn. Personally, I’d lost the road and wound up driving straight, which led to the Barn through some trees.
This is the 1991 Le Mans-winning rotary, and easily one of the best cars in the game.
All 15 Barn Find Cars at a Glance
The table below lists every Barn Find with its class, year, stamp tier, and region. Use the search bar above the table to filter by car name. For the full Forza Horizon 6 lineup, see the complete list of all cars.
| Class | Year | Unlock Stamp | Region | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Honda NSX-R GT | A | 2005 | Yellow | Ohtani |
| Toyota 2000GT | D | 1969 | Green | Ito |
| Ford Sierra Cosworth RS500 | C | 1987 | Green | Ito |
| Nissan PAO | D | 1989 | Blue | Minamino |
| Nissan Skyline 2000GT-R (Hakosuka) | D | 1971 | Blue | Nangan |
| Peugeot 205 Turbo 16 | C | 1984 | Pink | Shimanoyama |
| Porsche 911 Turbo 3.3 | B | 1982 | Pink | Ohtani |
| Nissan #23 Pennzoil Nismo Skyline GT-R | S2 | 1998 | Pink | Takashiro |
| Lincoln Continental | D | 1962 | Pink | Hokubu |
| Lamborghini Diablo SV | A | 1997 | Orange | Ito |
| Mitsubishi Montero Evolution | D | 1997 | Orange | Sotoyama |
| Mitsubishi #1 Sierra Sierra Enterprises | R | 2005 | Purple | Sotoyama |
| Nissan R390 GT1 | S1 | 1998 | Purple | Ohtani |
| Nissan #11 Tomica Skyline Turbo Super Silhouette | S2 | 1983 | Gold | Ito |
| Mazda #55 787B | R | 1991 | Gold | Takashiro |
Track Your Barn Find Progress
Tick each Barn Find off as you collect it. The list below runs in the same order as the rumors unlock through the Discover Japan stamp tiers.
What Are Barn Finds in Forza Horizon 6?
Barn finds are classic cars hidden in derelict structures across Japan. Each one is a unique vehicle that cannot be bought at the Autoshow, making them among the most valuable additions to any player’s garage in Forza Horizon 6.
When the rumor unlocks, a Barn Find icon appears within a circle on the world map. Driving inside that circle triggers a short cutscene where Mei and Yuji discuss the discovery, and the car is added to the Barn Finds menu in a damaged state. From there, restoration is automatic, but it runs on real-time hours unless you pay credits to skip the wait.
Restoration runs on a real-world timer, so the sooner you trigger the cutscene, the sooner the car is drivable. Queue multiple finds at once and they all repair in parallel.
How Discover Japan Stamps Work
Discover Japan is the collection journal driving the Barn Find unlock pipeline. Every time you fill a stamp, a new wave of rumors appears on your map, all the way from Yellow at the start of the game to Gold at the very end.
Open the Discover Japan journal
Pause the game, head to the Collection Journal, and select Discover Japan. The current stamp tier and progress bar are at the bottom of the page.
Earn XP through Japan activities
Street races, Togei battles, food delivery jobs, finding collectibles, adding cars to your garage, and upgrading cars at the festival all award Discover Japan XP.
Cash in each new stamp
Every stamp unlock pushes new Barn Find rumors onto the map. Drive to the circle, trigger the cutscene, and the car enters your restoration queue.
If you approach a Barn Find location before its stamp tier is unlocked, nothing will happen. No icon, no cutscene, no rumor. Always level the relevant stamp first.
