Quality Classics

Quality Classics is a small, family-run classic car dealer in Roanoke, Texas, in the north Fort Worth corner of the Dallas/Fort Worth area. The business is run by a father and son, Michael and Tyler, and says it has been in the classic car trade for 21 years. It keeps a short, hand-picked inventory rather than a big lot, and sells to buyers across the U.S. and overseas.

Who runs Quality Classics

According to its own About page, the company is a third generation classic car family business. Michael says he left a corporate CEO job at age 42 to work with classic cars full time, and the pair claim a combined 60 years of experience owning, restoring, showing, judging and selling collector cars. Those are the company's own statements and cannot be checked independently, but they match the picture the site paints: two people, a small operation, and a focus on a limited number of cars at a time. The company describes working out of "a simple metal building" in its neighborhood rather than a large showroom.

How the business works

Quality Classics is primarily a dealer that buys cars outright and resells them from its own stock, so the cars you see listed are cars the company owns. Its Sell Us Your Car page invites owners to submit a car by form or phone for review, and says a consignment arrangement is the better route only in rare cases. If you are thinking about selling, expect an outright purchase offer to be the normal path. For anyone weighing a purchase, our guide on buying a classic car from a dealer covers the questions worth asking any seller.

What Quality Classics sells

The company's homepage describes a focus on vintage Mustangs and 1960s and 1970s American muscle, but the stock seen on its inventory page in October 2026 leaned toward Chevrolet and restomods. Six cars were listed:

• 1954 Chevrolet 3100 pickup, restored, with a 235 engine
• 1939 Chevrolet coupe, built as a hot rod style restomod
• 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air convertible, a fuel injected restomod
• 1985 Chevrolet IROC Camaro with upgrades
• 1950 Oldsmobile Rocket 88 coupe, a restomod
• 1970 Chevrolet Corvette described as numbers matching

Prices are not shown on the inventory page, so you will need to call or email for them. The site also keeps a long archive of sold cars, which gives a useful sense of the kind of vehicles the company handles. Inventory turns over, so treat the list above as a snapshot, and you can browse classic cars for sale around the state to compare similar cars from other sellers.

Buying from Quality Classics

Because many buyers are far away, the process is built around remote purchases. The company says it provides 50 to 75 high-resolution photos, including the undercarriage, plus a performance video, and that it handles titles through a bonded Texas dealer license. Its site lists financing for qualified buyers and classic car shipping, and the company says it has delivered cars to Europe, Australia, Canada, the Middle East and across the U.S. Its testimonials page carries more than 40 named customer comments and more than 50 eBay feedback entries, some from repeat buyers and some from overseas. These are selected by the seller, so read them as a sample rather than a rating.

The website does not describe a formal inspection program or a return policy. As with any long-distance purchase, ask for the VIN and title details, request photos of anything you are unsure about, and consider hiring an independent inspector before sending money.

Restoration and shop work

Quality Classics also lists classic car restoration, repair and restomod work among its services, which fits the number of restored and modified cars in its stock. The site gives no details about shop size, pricing or turnaround, so ask directly if you want work done.

Reputation

We did not find a Better Business Bureau profile for Quality Classics, and we did not see a star rating or review count on Google or Yelp. The company maintains Facebook, Instagram and YouTube pages. The evidence available today is the testimonial material on its own site, which is positive but self-selected, so verify the specific car and paperwork rather than relying on reputation alone.

Visiting and contact

The business is at 11316 Cockleburr Ln, Roanoke, Texas 76262; the site's footer spells the street as Cockelburr Rd, so confirm the address before driving out. No public hours are listed, so call (817) 692-5880 or email [email protected] to arrange a visit. Roanoke is roughly half an hour from the Dallas/Fort Worth airports, according to the company.