31 Classics

31 Classics is a small dealership and consignment business on the south side of South Bend, Indiana. The site says it operates from a renovated car wash and serves the Michiana area "and beyond." The owner is named on the site as Greg Elliot. It is an independent business and is not affiliated with Classic Cars Arena.

Who runs it and how long it has been around

The website says Greg Elliot has provided a vehicle procurement service for more than 20 years, and that he enjoys fishing boats, a few of which appear in the inventory. The business itself looks newer. The site's pages date from mid 2024 and the company does not publish a founding year, so we do not give one. The 20 years of experience is the owner's own statement and refers to his procurement work rather than to the dealership.

How the business works

31 Classics runs on three tracks. It sells vehicles from its own inventory, it buys and trades classic and collector cars, and it offers what it calls a turnkey consignment service for classic cars, boats and RVs. For consignments the site says the company handles professional photography, nationwide marketing and negotiating with serious buyers. No commission, fee schedule or contract terms are published, so a seller should ask for those in writing. Our guide to selling a classic on consignment lists the questions worth asking before you sign anything.

What it sells

The mix is broader than a pure classic car lot. When we checked, the inventory included a 1987 Mercedes-Benz 560SL, a 2007 Pontiac Solstice, a 2021 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392, a 2018 Lexus RX350 and a 1972 MG MGB Roadster listed as incoming. The site also has a recreational vehicles page. Its sold page, which lists around twenty vehicles, shows a stronger classic side: MGB roadsters, a 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle SS, a 1965 Ford Galaxie 500 convertible, a 1967 Corvette 427 convertible, a 1966 Dodge Hemi Coronet 440 and a 1967 Pontiac Firebird 400, alongside late-model cars and motorcycles. Many of those entries are marked as sold at auction, and the published sale prices for cars on that page run from about $12,300 to $52,000. Because the stock is small and changes often, check what is available before you plan a visit.

Services listed

• Buying, trading and selling classic and collector cars, with appraisals and offers.
• Consignment for cars, boats and RVs.
• Car locating, which the company says extends to late-model vehicles such as a Toyota minivan.
• Restomod and concours restoration, a service the site labels as new, focused on 1965 through 1970s American muscle cars.

The site does not mention financing, shipping or pre-purchase inspections, so ask about each if you are buying from a distance.

Reputation

We found no BBB listing and no Google or Yelp ratings for 31 Classics. Its Facebook page showed no reviews in the search information we saw, and the company also has a YouTube channel. The website was being updated with new listings in the summer of 2026. With a young business and little outside feedback, do your own checks: confirm the title and VIN, request a walk-around video, and consider an independent inspection. If you want to compare similar cars from other sellers, browse more classic cars in Indiana.

Visiting 31 Classics

The contact page lists 6379 IN-931, South Bend, Indiana 46614. That road carries the older US-31 designation, and some directories print the address that way. No business hours are published, so call (574) 876-7751 or email [email protected] before you drive out.