Classic Auto Rod

Classic Auto Rod, LLC sells classic and muscle cars from a showroom address at 2 Village Road in Rogers, Arkansas, in the northwest corner of the state. The business is best known for Chevrolet Corvettes from the 1960s. Its website's copyright notice runs from 1999 to 2026, which suggests a long-running operation, though the site does not tell a founding story or name the people behind it.

What it sells

When this profile was researched in October 2026, the site listed 23 vehicles, ranging from a 1929 Ford AA to a 2007 Porsche Carrera. Thirteen of them were Corvettes, with model years from 1961 through 1970. The rest were a mix of American muscle and trucks, including a 1970 Oldsmobile 442, a 1969 Ford Mustang and a 1970 Ford Shelby, each shown at $75,000 where a price was published, along with a 1953 Chevrolet 3100 pickup, a 1956 Chevrolet 210 and a 1965 Mustang. A few European cars, a 1987 BMW 535is and a 1990 Jaguar XJS among them, round out the list. Most listings carry no asking price, and shoppers are asked to email for details, so price information comes through direct contact.

Corvette focus and NCRS

The site's page title calls it a source of classic Corvette and muscle cars, and it displays the logo of the National Corvette Restorers Society, a club that sets judging standards for original Corvettes. A logo on a site is not a guarantee of any particular car's originality, so a buyer chasing a numbers-matching car should ask for documentation such as the tank sticker, the build records and the engine and transmission stamps. The site also carries a Tech Tips page for Corvette owners, including a walk-through on identifying which rear differential is in a 1966 car. For the wider market, see classic Corvettes for sale.

How a purchase works

The company publishes its buyer terms, and they are worth reading before you call. Vehicles are sold as is, with all warranties disclaimed, under a retail buyer's order. The terms encourage buyers to inspect the car and to hire their own inspector, and say the company will try to make the vehicle available for inspection at its showroom. They also say the company cannot guarantee that components are original to the car, and that it will share the name of the previous owner and the details it has. The agreement includes an arbitration clause and addresses trade-ins. Financing and delivery are not described on the site. Our dealer buying guide explains why an independent inspection and a clean title check matter on a sight-unseen deal.

Customer feedback

The site's Testimonials page carries buyer comments identified by initials and town. One describes cars arriving undamaged in Germany after transport, another from a Texas buyer says the seller helped with titling in that state, and a third from a local buyer praises an honest description on a car bought sight unseen. These are the company's own published comments and are undated, so treat them as marketing, not independent review. No Better Business Bureau profile and no review platform with ten or more reviews was found.

Visiting and contact

The site lists 2 Village Road, Rogers, Arkansas 72756, and a phone number with a 816 area code, 816-805-5380, which is a Kansas City area code rather than a northwest Arkansas one. It does not publish showroom hours and offers a contact form for each vehicle, so call or write before you visit.