D & D Classic Cars

D & D Classic Cars is a small classic car dealer in Salesville, Ohio, a rural community in Guernsey County in east-central Ohio. The business buys and sells classic cars and works largely by appointment. Public information about its history and owners is thin: its website does not publish a founding year or the names of the people behind it, so this profile sticks to what the business and listing sites show about what it sells and how to reach it.

What D & D Classic Cars sells

The dealer's website lists a rotating inventory of American cars, mostly from the 1950s and 1960s with a few later examples. A recent look at the inventory page showed eleven vehicles: a 1955 Chevrolet 210, a 1955 Chevrolet Delray, a 1955 Chevrolet wagon, a 1963 Chevrolet Impala wagon, a 1966 Chevrolet Nova SS, a 1966 Dodge Charger, a 1966 Ford Mustang, a 1968 Plymouth Road Runner, a 1973 Plymouth Scamp, a 1986 Chevrolet C10 pickup and a 1946 Hudson Super Six. That mix points to the dealer's strengths: Tri-Five Chevrolets, Mopar muscle, and the occasional Ford or older curiosity such as the Hudson. The site also keeps a separate "Sold Cars" section, which is a useful way to see what the dealer has handled before. The inventory page is undated, so the list is a snapshot and may have changed.

On ClassicCars.com, where the dealer is a Priority Seller, the same cars carried asking prices that ranged from the high $20,000s for a 1973 Plymouth Scamp to about $89,500 for a 1955 Chevrolet 210. A 1968 Road Runner and a 1966 Nova SS were listed in the low $70,000s. Prices change, so confirm them with the dealer. For a wider view of what else is available, see classic cars for sale around the state.

How the business works

D & D Classic Cars appears to be a traditional dealer: it buys cars and sells them from its own stock. Nothing on its website or listings describes a consignment program, and the site does not say that it takes cars on consignment. The website also has an "Our Work" section and a "Services" heading, but the text of those pages could not be read in full during this research, so no specific services such as restoration, financing or shipping are claimed here. If you need any of those, ask before you plan a purchase.

Buying from D & D Classic Cars

The company does not publish a purchase process, deposit terms, financing partners or shipping details on the pages that could be read. That is common among small dealers, who often handle those matters by phone, but it means buyers should ask directly. Useful questions include whether the car has a clean title in the dealer's name, whether a pre-purchase inspection by an independent shop is welcome, what the deposit secures and whether it is refundable, and how out-of-state transport would be arranged. Our guide on what to check before you buy walks through those steps. As with any classic car, get condition claims in writing, ask for the VIN, and request extra photos or video of areas such as the floors, frame rails and trunk.

Reputation

There is very little independent reputation data. A Birdeye listing, which the business has not claimed, shows a single Google review that gave five stars, which is too small a sample to say anything meaningful. A search for a BBB profile did not turn one up. Directory entries describe the company as a used car dealer focused on classic car sales, and it has a Facebook page and an Instagram account under the name @ddclassiccars. Because the name is generic and other businesses called D & D Classic exist elsewhere in the United States, make sure you are dealing with the Salesville, Ohio company when you contact it.

Visiting D & D Classic Cars

The dealer's website gives the address as 61804 Buskirk Lane, Salesville, Ohio 43778. The site lists Wednesday hours of 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM, Sunday closed, and appointment-only visits on the other days. Since most visits are by appointment, call (740) 679-2004 or email [email protected] before driving out, particularly if you are coming from a distance to see a specific car.