You have no idea how it happened. You can vaguely recall a time when your yard, or garage was a neat, clean, and well-organized space that you enjoyed spending time in. Now, as you stand in front of a lot of scrap parts and incomplete projects all you can do is admit defeat, and start trying to figure out the best way to sell a classic car that has failed to make it back to the showroom floor.

Hey, we’ve all been there. There’s not a mechanic, car enthusiast, or collector alive who hasn’t driven by an old farm, or rural lot, and been suddenly stopped in their tracks by the beauty of an old, rusty, non-running, cobweb-filled ex-classic. Your heart beats a little faster as you look past the cracked dash, windshield, and engine block. In your mind you can already see the shiny new paint job, the glistening chrome, and the roar of a big block engine… that’s how it happens. A couple of bucks, a handshake and a smile, and PRESTO!! …You’re a classic car buyer.

No one really knows what happens next. You just wanted to try and restore an old cherry ride, not sell classic cars for a living. Maybe it became too expensive. Maybe you just didn’t have the time you thought you would have to work on it. Perhaps, in all of the excitement you totally forgot that you have absolutely zero mechanical abilities whatsoever. It doesn’t matter how you ended up with “dead” projects, you just know that it is time to clear some space and sell your project car; even if it is only to make room for more. No one is judging you; we’re here to help..