4-Wheel Classics

4-Wheel Classics is a dealer of classic trucks, SUVs and other collector vehicles in Holland, Michigan, on the west side of the state. The company describes itself as "two local guys from West Michigan" with an affection for classic vehicles, particularly trucks and SUVs. Business-directory data gives the LLC an incorporation date of March 1, 2017, and an archived copy of its website dates to January 2018, so it has been trading for several years.

How the business works

4-Wheel Classics is a dealer that sells vehicles it owns. Its website does not mention consignment. The owners say they hand pick each vehicle, drive it and inspect it before it is offered, and that they drive what they sell so they can give an accurate first-hand report on how it runs. According to the company, buyers deal with the owners directly from start to finish, receive an honest assessment of condition, and can ask questions after the sale. It also says its vehicles are stored indoors in a warehouse.

What 4-Wheel Classics sells

The focus is trucks and four-wheel-drive SUVs from roughly the 1960s through the early 2000s. When this profile was prepared, the website listed nine vehicles: a 1965 Chevrolet C20, a 1977 and a 1978 Jeep CJ-5, a 1985 Chevrolet C10/K10, a 1985 Ford F-250, two 1997 Ford F-250s, a 1985 GMC Sierra Classic 3500 and a 2001 Chevrolet Tahoe. Listed asking prices ran from $17,900 to $22,900, which puts the stock in the driver-quality range rather than the six-figure collector market.

The sold archive on the site is wider than the current stock. It spans model years from 1928 to 2019 and includes a Ford Model A coupe and a Chevrolet Apache pickup as well as Willys, Studebaker, Mercedes-Benz and Harley Davidson models, so what is for sale today is only a snapshot. Inventory changes quickly at a small dealer, and shoppers comparing options can also look at classic trucks for sale in Michigan on this site.

Buying from 4-Wheel Classics

The company's website covers the main steps of a remote purchase:

• Financing: an online application is on the site, and the company says it can help arrange financing. It does not name its lenders.
• Domestic shipping: the company says it ships nearly every vehicle it sells and arranges the carrier, using shippers it describes as licensed, bonded and insured. Quotes are available on request.
• International shipping: the site lists four independent shipping companies that buyers contact directly for a quote.

The site does not describe a pre-purchase inspection program for buyers, so anyone buying at a distance may want to hire an independent inspector. For a general checklist, see our guide to buying from a classic car dealer. Ask for the VIN and title status, request extra photos or a walk-around video, and get everything the seller promises about condition in writing before you send money.

Reputation

The most useful public signals are these, as seen in October 2026:

• Birdeye shows 4.5 stars from 79 reviews, 78 of them from Google. The profile has not been claimed by the business.
• The Better Business Bureau lists the company at an A+ rating with no complaints in the last three years. It is not BBB Accredited and has no customer reviews on its BBB page.

A high average across that many reviews is a reasonable sign, but as with any used vehicle, read recent reviews yourself and ask for details on the specific truck or SUV you are considering.

Visiting and contact

4-Wheel Classics is at 4136 58th St, Holland, Michigan 49423, and can be reached on 616-294-8481. The website lists hours of Monday to Friday, 8 am to 2 pm Eastern, and says it is closed on weekends. Because the stock is small and sells quickly, call ahead before driving out to see a particular vehicle.