If you are thinking about selling your classic car in San Francisco, California, then you are probably wondering who you should sell your prized possession to. The number of dealers has blown up in recent years, and you have to be careful to pick a buyer who has lots of expertise, who is honest and authorized to buy and sell.

With more than 35 years of experience, Old Town Classic has the necessary experience and licensing needed to make your sale legitimate and reliable. Over the years I have gained valuable knowledge about all kinds of classic vehicles, including European vehicles, Japanese classic cars, and American cars and trucks. My inventory of bought and sold vehicles includes all types of makes and models, such as Mercedes-Benz, Jaguar, and Porsche.

Classic Car Selling Made Simple

There are many advantages to selling your classic car to me. Not only do I offer prices that are reflective of current market conditions, but I also take time to listen to the stories you have to tell about the car.  With a friendly and kind attitude I have set myself apart from the competition, and here are some of the main benefits of doing business with Old Town Classics:

Classic Car Brands & Models I Buy

If you or someone you know is thinking of selling a vehicle manufactured before or around 1990, I would be eager to see it and then present you with a fair offer. Below are most of the models I am willing to buy, provided they are in acceptable condition:

• European classic cars – BMW, Volkswagen, Alfa Romeo, Volvo, Saab
• British sports cars – Jaguar, Austin Healey, Triumph classics, Hillman, Rootes group cars, Sunbeam
• Japanese classics – Toyota, Honda, Datsun Nissan
• American cars & trucks – Ford, Chevrolet, Cadillac, Pontiac

Car Conditions I Consider Purchasing

I have particular interest in automobiles with limited ownership history, regardless of who the manufacturer is. As long as it is well maintained, I am willing to take a look at it. I do, however, have certain preferences:

• Vehicles in good and acceptable condition
• Inherited cars that have stayed within a single family for long
• Factory originals
• Rust-free
• Survivor cars with original interior or original paint job
• Garage and storage kept vehicles
• Running cars
• Non-running cars (due to long sitting in storage)
• Rare and unique specimens