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Founded in 2008, Prime Classic Autosales has been dedicated to preserving the legacy of American muscle cars. Our team of passionate experts specializes in restoring, maintaining, and selling the most iconic vehicles from the golden era of automotive performance. Every car in our inventory undergoes a meticulous restoration process, ensuring authenticity while incorporating modern reliability enhancements. We believe these machines aren't just vehicles—they're rolling pieces of history that deserve to be driven and enjoyed.
24752 Greenway Ave N, 55025, Forest Lake, United States
Prime Classic AutoSales made a real work of art. The 1970 Plymouth 'Cuda I bought came in amazing shape. The chrome shines like glass, the color is deep and perfect, and the engine starts up with that famous Mopar roar. The automobile was better than I had hoped for
I reside in a different state and wasn't sure how to ship classic car. Everything went well with Prime Classic Autosales. The 1972 Camaro came on the day it was supposed to, safely strapped down and covered. No damage, no problems. During the trip, communication was great
Paid for the car. Was supposed to deliver over a week ago and they have gone completely silent. Have filed complaints with the police and FBI. They are a scam. DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH THEM.
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