PC Classic Cars

PC Classic Cars is an independent dealer in Sherman, Texas, about an hour north of Dallas and a short drive from the Oklahoma line. It buys and sells collector cars and trucks from its location on Meyers Drive and sells to buyers all over the country, many of whom see a car only on video before it is delivered. That video habit has also made it one of the most visible classic car dealers online, with a YouTube channel of more than 160,000 subscribers.

Who is behind PC Classic Cars

The business does not publish a founding date or the names of its owners. Texas business records show it is operated by PC Investments, LLC, a name in use since 2016, with "PC Classic Cars" registered as a trading name in 2024. Some of its older listings still appear under the PC Investments name. In 2024 the company's website said its team had "over 30 years of industry expertise," which describes the staff's experience rather than the age of the dealership. Its YouTube account was opened in 2015.

A dealer built around video

Few classic car dealers put as much into video as PC Classic Cars. When we checked in October 2026, its YouTube channel had about 161,000 subscribers, more than 4,700 videos and over 25 million total views. It also posts to TikTok, where it had about 27,700 followers, and to Instagram and Facebook, and it runs a separate online merchandise store selling hats and apparel.

For buyers, the practical result is that most cars in stock get a detailed walk-around, and the company's home page openly addresses the hardest part of its business: persuading people to buy a vintage vehicle sight unseen. Testimonials on its site describe buyers who relied on the dealer's video to decide, then had the car shipped home.

What it sells

PC Classic Cars leans toward what many collectors now call modern classics. Of the 41 vehicles on its website in early October 2026, most were built between the mid-1980s and the mid-2000s: Fox-body and SN95 Mustangs, 2003 and 2004 Mustang Mach 1s, 1990s Ford F-150s and Chevrolet K1500 pickups, a Suburban, a Blazer and a Tahoe, a 1999 Ford SVT Lightning, a 1994 Impala SS, a 2000 Trans Am WS6, late Camaro SS models and a few diesel pickups with the 7.3 Powerstroke and Cummins engines.

A smaller group covers the 1960s and early 1970s, including 1965 and 1968 Mustangs, a 1967 Camaro RS, a 1969 Camaro SS 396, a 1971 El Camino SS 454, a 1972 Nova and a 1973 Gran Torino Sport. Asking prices ran from $14,950 to $76,950, with most vehicles between about $22,000 and $44,000. The mix changes quickly; in mid-2024 the stock also included a 1973 Plymouth Cuda and a rotisserie-restored 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A. Shoppers comparing prices can also browse classic cars for sale in Texas.

Buying from PC Classic Cars

The company describes a three-step process: pick a car from the online inventory, complete the purchase with help from its staff, and take delivery. Its services page lists:

• Financing through its partner lender, Collector Car Leaders.
• Collector car insurance with agreed-value coverage through TurnKey.
• Shipping nationwide, with enclosed transport available and coverage from pickup to drop-off. The company says it also ships internationally.

Its about page adds help with title paperwork and pre-purchase inspections. The dealer advertises "satisfaction guaranteed, start to finish" but does not publish the terms, so ask what that covers and get it in writing. Buyers can also visit: one testimonial describes arriving in Sherman to find the truck already up on a lift for inspection. If you are buying remotely, ask for the VIN and title status, request extra footage of anything unclear, and consider an independent inspection. Our checklist of what to check before you buy covers the basics.

Selling your car to PC Classic Cars

PC Classic Cars buys vehicles outright rather than taking them on consignment. Sellers submit photos, a description and an asking price through the website. If both sides agree on a price, the company pays and then arranges pickup from anywhere in the country. One testimonial from a seller in Idaho says the payment arrived by wire the same day.

Reputation

PC Classic Cars is not accredited by the Better Business Bureau, and the BBB had not assigned a rating; its profile showed no complaints closed in the last three years. On Birdeye, which collects the dealer's Google reviews, the business had a 4.9 star average from 482 reviews when we checked. Testimonials on the company's own site include one from a California repair shop that says the dealer arranged and followed up on a fix for a car it had sold to a local customer.

Much of that review history appears to be recent. As late as May 2024, a buyer on a Mopar enthusiast forum asked about the dealer because he could find few ratings online. As with any seller, judge each car on its own paperwork and condition.

Visiting and contact

PC Classic Cars is at 218 Meyers Drive, Sherman, TX 75092. The phone number is 903-820-1019 and the sales email is [email protected]. The website does not list opening hours, so call ahead before driving out to see a particular vehicle.