Greg's Classic Cars and Performance

Greg's Classic Cars and Performance is a restoration, upgrade and service shop in Durham, North Carolina, that also sells collector cars from its own stock and handles consignments. The company is independent and is not affiliated with Classic Cars Arena.

Who runs it and how long

The Better Business Bureau lists Greg G. Christon as managing member, under the alternate name Greg's Classic Car Garage, LLC, with a business start date of January 2007. That is a registration-style date, so we do not use it as a founding year. The dealer's About page says the shop has been "more than just a mechanic and restoration shop" for over two decades, which is the company's own claim.

What the shop does

The website lists classic car restoration, paint restoration, engine swaps, classic car upgrades, custom fuel injection systems, ceramic coating, detailing and annual service, tires, oil and brakes. A testimonial on the home page describes restoration work, and another describes a repair of a Mercury Cougar bought on eBay, but both are undated customer quotes chosen by the company.

Cars for sale

On October 23, 2026, the Cars For Sale page showed seven unsold vehicles and a longer list of sold ones. Examples included a 1965 Ford Mustang fastback with 94,975 miles at $65,500, a Chevrolet Camaro RS Z28 at $60,000, a Camaro SS with 76,397 miles at $125,000 and a Chevelle at $210,000. A Pontiac Trans Am carried a "call for price" label, and a Nova SS restomod was also listed. Its sold list includes a Shelby GT350 tribute, an Oldsmobile 442 tribute, several Camaros and Trans Ams, and some late-model cars. Call before you drive in to confirm availability. If you are comparing options, see these North Carolina classic cars for sale.

Consignment and sourcing

The shop runs a consignment program in which, it says, it photographs and films the car, places it on major marketplaces, advises on pricing, handles buyer communication, negotiation, showings and test drives at its facility, and manages title work, the bill of sale and payment verification. No commission or fee is published, so ask for the terms in writing before you sign. Our overview of classic car consignment fees explains typical structures. The company also offers a sourcing and vehicle locator service that uses a nationwide network of private sellers and auction partners to find a specific car, and its menu includes a car financing page.

Reputation

The BBB lists the business under classic car dealers with an A+ rating. It is not BBB accredited. Check the profile directly for current complaint figures. Whenever you leave a car at any shop, ask for a written work order and an insured storage statement.

Visiting and contact

The shop is at 150 Golden Dr, Durham, NC 27705, and the phone number on its website and the BBB profile is 919-383-2922. No public email address or hours are published on the dealer's own website, so call ahead before visiting.