The Buying and Selling of Classic Cars

Filed in archive Classic Cars on July 1, 2010

© Martin Pettitt

For months now, I have been looking for a place to sell classic cars. Many of the car dealerships don't deal with classic cars as most people either can't afford them, or simply prefer a newer model. After coming across a classic car and restoring it, even adding a few of the more modern conveniences we're used to in this day and age, the price can get pretty high.

The estimated price for a classic car, depending on the model and year it was made, can start at near $15,000. With a price tag like that, it's almost a bad investment, considering a new car costs about the same. But, if you're into cars and want it for more nostalgic purposes, it's a reasonable price. It isn't a car for running to the grocery store in, it's a collector's item. So, the next time you pass a dealership that does happen to sell classic cars, stop in and take a look.