Vehicle types
Muscle cars and pony cars. Full-size cruisers and convertibles. Pickup trucks and panel vans. American sports cars. Imported classics. Customs, hot rods, and lowriders. If it is old and interesting, it is on our list.
Eras — no year cutoff
Most buyers draw an arbitrary line and refuse anything newer. We do not. The 1950s and 1960s icons, the 1970s muscle era, and the 1980s and 1990s specialty cars are all in scope. A 5.0 Mustang, a C4 Corvette, a first-generation Viper, a square-body pickup — those are becoming classics right now, and we buy them.
Conditions we accept
- Restored
- Frame-off or driver-quality restorations, finished to any standard.
- Unrestored original
- Original paint, original interior, honest wear. Survivors are worth a call.
- Partially completed projects
- Bodywork done and nothing else, or a fresh engine in a rough shell.
- Stalled projects
- Bought with intentions, then life happened. Very common. Still buyable.
- Non-running
- Seized, no engine, no transmission, no brakes. We bring a flatbed.
- No title in hand
- Lost title, title in a relative's name, DMV backlog — call us and we will talk through it.
- Sitting for years
- Flat tires, rodent damage, dead fuel system. Expected, not disqualifying.
- Needs full restoration
- Down to bare metal and boxes of parts is fine.
- Engine out
- On a stand, on the floor, or gone entirely.
- Rust
- Floor pans, quarters, trunk. California cars rust too, especially near the coast.
Do not spend money fixing, cleaning, or smogging anything before you call. We buy as-is, and we would rather see the car exactly as it sits.