Eastern Shore Classic Cars

Eastern Shore Classic Cars is a classic car dealer based in Easton, Maryland. It describes itself as a virtual showroom that gathers classic cars from across the country, and as a facilitator between seller and buyer. The business is run by its owner, Hank Patterson. It is independent and is not affiliated with Classic Cars Arena.

Who runs it

The company's About page names Hank Patterson as the owner. It says he has loved cars since high school and had a career in small business and finance. The page also mentions a satellite office in Basking Ridge, New Jersey. The site does not publish a founding year, so we do not give one, and it does not list business hours.

How the business works

The company promotes a "concierge-level" service for both buyers and sellers and says it works to bring buyer and seller together. Because it calls itself a facilitator, ask early where a particular car is stored, who holds the title and who is responsible for the sale paperwork. The company also invites owners to "list your car and leave the marketing to us." Fees and contract terms are not published. If you are thinking about selling this way, our consignment guide explains the terms worth negotiating up front.

What it sells

When we read the site on October 23, 2026, it listed nine vehicles with asking prices from $10,900 to $110,000. The company's ClassicCars.com dealer page also showed nine vehicles. The listings were:

• A 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air at $110,000.
• A 1941 Cadillac Series 62 at $69,900.
• A 1953 Mercury Monterey at $24,900.
• A 1949 Chevrolet Deluxe at $18,500 and a 1984 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS at $18,000.
• A 1972 Mercedes-Benz 350SL at $15,900 and a 1958 Renault Dauphine at $14,500.
• A 2000 Jaguar XJ-Series at $11,999 and a 1988 Cadillac Eldorado at $10,900.

The mix leans toward American cars from the 1940s through the 1980s, with a few European models. Stock changes, so confirm what is available before you make plans.

Buying from the company

The site lists the owner's email, [email protected], and phone number, (201) 317-9277. A banner on the home page also says the company wants trade-ins and promises the best value for them. The pages we read do not mention financing, shipping or pre-purchase inspections, so ask about each one, especially if the car is not physically in Easton. Confirm the paperwork and inspection steps with the seller before you commit.

Reputation

We found no BBB listing for Eastern Shore Classic Cars and no star ratings on the major review sites. Its Facebook page showed about 123 likes in the search information we saw, which says little about service quality. The business has a current ClassicCars.com dealer page and is also listed on other classic car marketplaces, so a buyer can compare the same cars across sites. With limited outside feedback, ask for the title and VIN, a detailed video or photo set, and consider an independent inspection before sending a deposit. For other options nearby, see classic cars for sale in Maryland.

Contact and location

Directory listings and the company's social profile give the address as 28302 Baileys Neck Road, Easton, Maryland 21601, while the company's own site header shows only Easton, MD 21601. The showroom is virtual, so call or email before you visit.