Vintage Division
Old hands. Cool cars.
Decades buying, selling, and representing collector cars — with the judgment that only comes from living with them.
How we work
Three ways into the division
Sell for top dollar — we do the work
Premium auction prep: photography, video, write-ups, listing, bidder management, payment, and shipping. Variable fee only when it sells.
See PARS →02Sell now — trailer and cash
Need it gone? We buy at a price that works for both of us, show up with a trailer and money, and take the car away.
Sell a car →03Buy before it hits the block
Most cars go to auction, but there is usually a quiet window after prep. That is when serious buyers get first look.
Browse past finds →Provenance
Past finds
Journal
Written by people who care about the cars
Exploring the Classic Jensen Healey: A Classic Driver's Dream!
The Jensen Healey MK2 is a classic British sports car that was produced between 1974 and 1976. With its unique combination of style and performance, it has become a favorite among car enthusiasts.
David and Goliath
Ferrari and Lotus are two of the most iconic sports car brands in the world. Both have a long and storied history in the racing world, and both have produced some of the most iconic and desirable cars on the planet. Ferrari is known for its powerful, sophisticated, and luxurious sports cars. The Italian carmaker has been producing vehicles since 1947, and its cars are some of the most sought after in the world.
A Brief Bugatti History
The history of Bugatti cars dates back to the late 19th century, when Italian-born Ettore Bugatti moved to France and established an automobile manufacturing company. The company, originally called Auto-Bugatti, quickly gained fame for its innovative designs and luxurious vehicles. Bugatti's first production car, the Type 10, was introduced in 1909 and featured a four-cylinder engine and a body inspired by the aerodynamic designs of Louis de Monge.
How Muscle Cars Began
The Pontiac GTO was introduced in 1964 as a mid-sized muscle car manufactured by Pontiac, a division of General Motors. The GTO is widely regarded as the first true muscle car. The Pontiac GTO was inspired by the success of the original two-seat, high-performance Pontiac Tempest. It included a strong motor and a heavy-duty suspension that allowed for high-speed driving and cornering.