Selling an antique car is similar to selling a used car. You will still have the same options for selling your car as you normally would; however, you need to know what the value of your car is to ensure you make the maximum profit off of your antique car. Make sure that you sell your car safely and only to a trusted source. Only accept full cash payment upfront before handing over the keys to the buyer. ...read more
By Bonnie Pipher October 18, 2008
On Friday, October 17, 2008 I bought a red 1988 Chevy Nova from this dealer. The car was advertised on www.cars.com. Within one hour of purchasing the vehicle, the engine blew up. The owner has refused to refund my money. I was traveling on the Pennsylvania Turnpike during rush hour when the engine blew up. It cost me $110 to have it towed to the nearest lot. It’s going to cost me another $200.00 to have it towed to my home. The salesman who sold me the car was really nice. Boy was I fooled. ...read more
By daddyeye May 06, 2008
not recommended ...read more