Orlando Classic Cars

Orlando Classic Cars is a by-appointment classic car dealer on the south side of Orlando, Florida, working out of a warehouse on Pine Street rather than a public showroom. Its own description says it buys, sells and trades special interest and collectible automobiles, with a particular focus on low-mileage, unrestored original cars alongside restored examples. The inventory leans toward postwar American luxury and personal cars: Cadillacs, Lincolns, Mercurys, Thunderbirds and Buicks, many of them described as survivors with low recorded mileage.

Background

The Better Business Bureau lists the business as starting in September 2008, which puts it at around 18 years in operation. Federal motor carrier records list the company as Orlando Classic & Collector Cars Inc. The dealer's website lists a direct mobile line for Dave, and its marketplace listings name Dave Murray as the contact for details on individual cars. The BBB lists David Murray as a partner in the business.

How the business works

Orlando Classic Cars is a traditional dealer that owns the cars it sells. Its website tagline is "We buy, sell, & trade quality automobiles," and dealer listings describe it as buying cars outright and accepting trades. There is no consignment program on its website.

The cars are kept at the company's warehouse and shown by appointment only. Dealer text on Autotrader says there are no regular hours, so the business asks buyers to call before planning a visit. That arrangement suits an inventory of collector cars that are often stored rather than parked on a lot, but it does mean a drop-in visit is unlikely to work.

What Orlando Classic Cars sells

The website listed 45 vehicles in early October 2026, with model years from 1939 to 2007, and 36 were listed on ClassicCars.com at the same time. The makes ran from Buick, Cadillac, Lincoln, Mercury and Oldsmobile to less common names such as Excalibur, Stutz and Autokraft. A few examples, in the dealer's own descriptions:

• A 1939 Buick convertible described as an original survivor, owned by one family for more than 60 years, with 38,000 miles.
• A 1948 Mercury Deluxe labeled a Dearborn award winner, and a 1965 Ford Thunderbird listed as an AACA National First.
• A 1962 Cadillac Fleetwood 75 showing 21,000 miles, a 1973 Lincoln Continental with 11,000 miles and a 1973 Ford Mustang with 9,000 miles.
• A 1970 Buick GS455 listed as matching numbers, and a sold 1970 Mercury Monterey described as a genuine former California Highway Patrol car.

Most listed prices on the first page of its inventory fell between about $29,000 and $85,000, with a number of cars marked "call." Anyone shopping more widely can compare more classic cars in Florida from other dealers and private sellers.

Buying from Orlando Classic Cars

The dealer's website keeps its buying information brief. On financing, it notes that several banks specialize in loans for special interest and collectible cars and invites buyers to contact the dealership for details; a payment calculator on the site runs terms from three to ten years. On delivery, the company says it can help arrange shipping by open or enclosed carrier, with details by phone.

The site does not describe an inspection program, deposit terms or a return policy, so ask about each before committing. Low mileage is a large part of the appeal of many cars here, and it is worth asking what documentation supports the recorded miles, such as service records, title history or previous owner paperwork. For a car bought from out of state, an independent pre-purchase inspection is a sensible step. Our guide to buying from a classic car dealer walks through the paperwork and questions in more detail.

Reputation

Orlando Classic Cars is not accredited by the Better Business Bureau, and the BBB shows it as not rated, which the bureau uses when it lacks enough information to issue a rating. The profile showed no complaints closed in the past three years when we checked.

The review platform Birdeye, in a profile claimed by the business, gathers 73 reviews with an average of 4.5 stars, most of them from Google and Facebook. Many reviewers praise the condition and low mileage of the cars. Not every review is positive; one Facebook reviewer wrote that the company did not give straight answers to direct questions. As with any dealer, judge each car on its own documentation and condition.

Contact and visiting

Orlando Classic Cars is at 506 Pine Street, Orlando, FL 32824. The office number is 407-428-0116 and the sales email is [email protected]. Because cars are shown by appointment only, call ahead to arrange a time before visiting.