My Street Ride

My Street Ride (also styled "My Street Ride - Classic and Muscle Cars") is a small, family-owned classic and muscle car seller in McKinney, Texas, in the Dallas area. On its own site it uses the line "Exemplary Autos of North Dallas" and says it has been "dedicated to our craft since 2011." The business buys and sells cars from its own collection and also takes cars on consignment for other owners.

How the business started

According to the company's About page, My Street Ride began as a father and son hobby. Its first project together was a 1968 Ford Mustang that, in the company's words, "wasn't much" but started a lifelong goal of growing and improving its own collection while learning the collector car market. The site describes the business as family owned and aimed at both newcomers and experienced collectors. Elsewhere on the site the company says it has handled "over 100 cars, trucks, jeeps, motorcycles etc." in its past inventory. These figures are the company's own and could not be checked independently.

What My Street Ride sells

The stated focus is classic muscle cars that are well preserved and low mileage, with attention to originality. In practice the inventory is a mix. Cars listed on the site in October 2026 included a 1967 Corvette built with modern Z06 supercharged LS power, a Factory Five 1965 Shelby Cobra style car with a 5.0 Coyote engine, a 2001 Pontiac Trans Am WS6 convertible, a 2007 Chevrolet Cobalt SS and a 2009 Roush Mustang. Its collection page also shows Camaros, Corvettes, a Dodge Viper, a Challenger SRT and a diesel Ram pickup, with sold cars kept visible as a record. Buyers who want a numbers-matching original should read each listing closely, since several cars are modern performance models or builds rather than factory classics. The site also lists a small parts section, mostly wheel and tire sets, and a detailing page.

Consigning a car

Consignment is the part of the business the company promotes most. Its consignment page says it markets cars to a targeted audience across the Dallas-Fort Worth area and nationally, using detailing, photography, video and written ad copy. It also argues that standard book values such as Kelley Blue Book can understate what a desirable classic is worth. The page does not publish fees, commission, the length of an agreement or how and when sellers are paid, so anyone interested should ask for those terms in writing. For general background on typical arrangements, see selling a classic on consignment.

Buying from My Street Ride

The site lists no financing program, shipping service or inspection policy, and it does not say whether the business holds a Texas dealer license. A buyer should ask about each of these directly, along with the title status and VIN of any car, and arrange an independent inspection for anything that is not local. The contact page says the company handles "Sales, Consignment, Marketing, Vehicle Finding and Vehicle Purchasing," so it may also source a specific car or buy one outright from a seller.

Reputation

Public review information is thin. The reviews page on the company's own site was empty when checked, and the only outside rating found was a Facebook page showing a single review. No Better Business Bureau profile, Yelp page or Google rating was found. That is not a negative signal in itself for a small operation, but it means buyers have little third-party feedback to go on and should rely on direct questions, documents and an independent look at the car.

Visiting and contact

The company's site gives only "McKinney, TX 75070" and no street address or business hours, so plan to arrange an appointment before traveling. The public contact is the email address [email protected], and the company is also active on Facebook and YouTube, where it posts videos of its cars. To compare what else is available in the state, browse more classic cars in Texas.