Classic Connections

Classic Connections is a classic car dealer in Greenville, in eastern North Carolina, that sells vintage cars and trucks from its own stock. Its website says it has been "eastern North Carolina's premier place to buy classic cars" for over thirty years, and it runs separate inventory pages for Greenville and Farmville. It is an independent business and is not affiliated with Classic Cars Arena.

Who they are and how long

The dealer's About page makes the thirty-years claim and says every vehicle is examined and then repaired or restored as necessary. That is the company's own statement, not an independent finding. The Better Business Bureau lists Classic Connections, Inc. with a business start date of August 1990 and names Charles B. Moore Jr. as president. We treat the BBB date as a business record rather than a founding year.

What they sell

On October 23, 2026 the dealer's site showed 44 vehicles, priced from $7,995 up to $289,995. Examples included a 1951 Chevrolet custom two-door, 1955 and 1957 Bel Airs, Corvettes from 1962, 1966 and 1972, a 1967 Impala SS, a 1983 C10 pickup and a 1990 C/K 1500. Its ClassicCars.com page listed 43 vehicles in April 2026, among them a 1966 Mustang at $29,994, a 1971 Maverick at $49,995, a 1963 Plymouth Sport Fury at $50,995, a 1951 Studebaker Champion at $21,995 and a 1949 Ford Club Coupe at $19,995. A few later-model vehicles also appear, such as a 2023 Toyota Tundra. The site also has a Project Cars page. Because availability can change, confirm that a car is still available before you travel. For more options in the region, browse more classic cars in North Carolina.

Buying from Classic Connections

• Financing: the site has online credit applications for the Greenville and Farmville locations and a loan calculator.
• Trade-ins: a Value Your Trade-In form is offered.
• Car finder: the site has a Classic Car Finder page.
• Long-distance buyers: some testimonials on the site thank the dealer for handling paperwork and arranging transport. The site does not describe a formal shipping program, so ask about costs and carriers.

No consignment program is published, so treat the cars as dealer-owned stock. Request the title status, a photo set and an independent inspection for any car you plan to buy from a distance. We walk through that checklist in our dealer buying guide.

Reputation

The BBB profile for the business shows it as not rated, so there is no letter grade to cite. The testimonials on the dealer's own website are curated by the company and carry dates in 2020 and 2021. No independent review counts are cited here, so look for recent reviews before making an out-of-state purchase.

Visiting and contact

The website gives the address as 5618 Highway 13 South, Greenville, NC 27834, and the phone number as 252-756-1518. The BBB lists a Farmville address on US 13, and the site has separate Greenville and Farmville inventory pages, so confirm where a specific car is located before you go. The site lists hours of Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday by appointment only, and closed Sunday. No public email address is published.