Classic Cars of Boston

Classic Cars of Boston is a classic and enthusiast car dealer at 7 Beacham St. in Everett, Massachusetts, just north of Boston. Its website describes a business built around three services: selling cars from its own inventory, selling cars on behalf of owners through consignment, and storing vehicles. The dealer does not publish a founding year or the names of its owners on the pages we reviewed, so this profile sticks to what the business shows publicly today.

How the business works

The site is organized like a traditional dealer website, with a current inventory, a sold inventory archive, and separate pages for consignment, finance and storage. That mix suggests two kinds of sale for buyers to understand. Cars the dealer owns are sold directly. Cars placed on consignment are sold for an owner, which usually means different expectations about paperwork, location and who sets the price. If you are considering a car that may be consigned, ask whose title is on it and where it is parked.

What it sells

Classic Cars of Boston describes its focus as American and European muscle cars, microcars and what it calls classic enthusiast vehicles. The inventory we saw in early October 2026 was a small, varied group of about seven cars. It included a 1926 Chrysler G70 Series roadster, a 1947 Ford pickup, a 1969 Plymouth Road Runner, a 1984 Ferrari 308GTSi, a 1994 Dodge Viper RT/10 and a 2010 Ford Shelby GT500, along with a 1996 BMW 740il. Some cars carried posted prices, such as $65,000 for the Chrysler and $55,000 for the Ford pickup, while others were listed as call for price. Inventory changes constantly, so treat this as a snapshot rather than a standing catalog.

Buying from Classic Cars of Boston

The dealer has a finance page on its site, so financing appears to be part of the buying process. The details are not spelled out in the pages we could read, which means rates, terms and lender requirements should be confirmed directly. As with any purchase of a collector vehicle, an independent pre-purchase inspection is worth arranging, and general guidance on shipping, deposits and paperwork is the same as for any dealer purchase. Ask about title, history and condition before you sign anything.

Consigning and storage

The consignment page invites owners to submit their vehicle details through an online form under the heading "Let Us Help Sell Your Car!" No commission or fee schedule is published, so sellers should ask about fees, the length of the agreement, who pays for marketing and detailing, and what happens if the car does not sell. Before handing over a car, it is sensible to read our overview of consigning a classic for the usual terms.

The site also advertises a storage program, described as premium storage for vehicles that deserve an encore. Pricing, climate control details and insurance requirements are not listed online, and the dealer asks interested owners to make contact for specifics.

Reputation

We did not find a BBB profile or a body of customer reviews for this dealer that could be checked directly, so there is no rating to report either way. The business has a live website with current inventory, a Facebook page and a listed phone number, which are the basic signs of an operating dealer. Beyond that, a prospective customer is best served by asking for references, a vehicle history and the right to an outside inspection.

Visiting

The showroom address is 7 Beacham St., Everett, MA 02149, and the phone number on the website is 617-955-0909. Business hours are not published on the pages we reviewed, so call ahead before visiting. If you are comparing options in the region, you can also browse Massachusetts classic cars for sale from other sellers.