ETC Classics Auto Sales

ETC Classics Auto Sales is a veteran-owned classic and exotic car consignment dealership in Spring Branch, Texas, a Comal County town in the Hill Country along US 281, north of San Antonio. The company describes itself as a premier marketplace for world-class exotic and vintage vehicles, with a focus on muscle cars, classic trucks and Corvettes. Its website appears to have been relaunched recently and publishes little history, so this profile covers what the company says about how it works.

Who ETC Classics is

The company says it is veteran-owned and supports CWR Warriors, a nonprofit that helps veterans through motorsports and racing. Its pages do not name the owners or give a founding year, and we could not find one elsewhere, so we are not stating a start date. It is not connected to ETC Autos in Bryan, Texas, which is a different business.

How the business works

ETC Classics combines consignment with some sourcing and sales work. Its homepage lists car sourcing through a global network, sales assistance with photography and negotiation, and consignment. On consignment, the car is sold on the owner's behalf, so a listed vehicle may belong to a private owner rather than the dealer. Our guide to consigning a classic covers the points owners should settle before signing anything.

Selling through ETC Classics

The consignment page lays out a six step process. You contact the company by phone or form and a manager follows up. You bring the car to the showroom for a valuation, and consign it with the title and a driver's license from every owner. The company then produces marketing material, which it says includes a full photo shoot of more than 100 pictures, an HD video and a written description, and markets the car to its network of enthusiasts. The company says the car is displayed in an indoor showroom. When the car sells, the owner presents the title and is paid. The page publishes no commission rate, fees or storage charges, so get those terms in writing before you consign.

What ETC Classics sells

The company says it handles exotic, muscle, vintage and antique vehicles of all makes. When we looked in October 2026, the inventory page listed seven cars, all marked "Coming Soon" with no prices, which fits a recently relaunched site:

• 1970 Ford Torino and 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z28
• 1927 Ford Model T roadster
• 1972 Chevrolet C10 long bed pickup
• 1966 Chevrolet Corvette
• 1965 AMC Rambler 770 and 1985 Jeep CJ7

The homepage also features a 1970 Torino Super Cobra Jet Drag Pack, a 1966 Mercury Cyclone GT and a 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air. Stock changes, so call before you plan a trip, and you can compare with Texas classic cars for sale elsewhere in the state.

Buying from ETC Classics

The company says it offers provenance verification with chain of ownership documentation, a 150-point mechanical inspection, and worldwide shipping and white glove delivery. These are the company's own descriptions, and the site gives no sample inspection report. It does not publish financing options. Ask to see the inspection results and title for any specific car, and consider an independent inspection for a car you cannot see in person.

Reputation

We did not find a Better Business Bureau profile or a published Google or Yelp rating for ETC Classics, so there is no verified review record to cite. Judge the business on the specific car, its paperwork and the terms you receive in writing.

Visiting and contact

The showroom is at 4800 US 281, Suite 5, Spring Branch, Texas 78070. Call 830-438-8708 or email [email protected]. No hours are published, so call ahead to confirm a car is on site.