Revheads

Revheads is a St. Louis classic car dealership that sells cars on consignment, with a focus on classics, muscle cars, hot rods and custom builds. It operates from 5626 Gravois Ave. According to its own About page, the Revheads story began with the founder's childhood in the mid-1980s, but the business only became a brick-and-mortar store in 2023, which makes it a relatively young dealer.

Who is behind Revheads

The About page is signed by Damon Bounds, who is listed as chief executive officer, with Melissa listed as chief of operations and growth. Bounds says he came to the business after a stint selling classic cars for another consignment dealership, first in Las Vegas and then in St. Louis, where he says he became showroom manager. The company describes its priorities as honesty, transparency and long-term customer relationships. Those are the company's own words, not an independent assessment.

How the business works

Revheads is a consignment dealer. Owners hand their cars to the dealership, and Revheads markets and sells them. For anyone weighing this route, selling a classic on consignment explains how fees, timelines and paperwork usually work. The company lists an eight-step process on its site: the owner submits an application, Revheads reviews it, a viewing is scheduled, the car is inspected, consignment documents are signed, the car gets a complimentary professional detail, photo shoot and write-up, it is marketed, and the owner collects the proceeds when it sells. No commission or fee figure is published on the site, so ask for the terms in writing before signing.

What Revheads sells

The company sorts its inventory into three groups, each described on its site:

• Classic and Vintage: cars that keep their original features, with only minor upgrades such as air conditioning or replacement parts.
• Rebel rides: custom builds that may look aged or even chopped or channeled, which the company says are meticulously built rather than neglected.
• Clean and Slick: cars of any year with modifications for power and convenience.

Recent stock seen on the site included a 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air, a 1933 Ford roadster, a 1953 Chevrolet five-window pickup, a 1966 Chevelle, a 1967 Nova and a 1968 Firebird. Inventory changes often, so treat that as a snapshot. You can also compare what is on offer elsewhere in the state through classic cars for sale in Missouri.

Buying from Revheads

Revheads does not offer in-house financing. Its financing page says it works with partner lenders and will guide buyers through the application if they want help, and the site carries a credit application form. For delivery, the company says it works with ASAP Transport to ship cars to any destination, or buyers can collect the car in person. As with any dealer purchase, get the title status, a detailed condition report and an independent inspection before sending money.

Reputation and track record

Revheads has operated its storefront only since 2023, so there is a short public record to go on. We did not find a Better Business Bureau profile for the business, and the review listings we saw had too few reviews to summarize fairly. Judge the dealer on the specific car in front of you and get every promise about condition and terms in writing.

Visiting Revheads

The dealership is at 5626 Gravois Ave, St. Louis, Missouri 63116. The site lists hours of Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with Friday and Saturday by appointment only and Sunday closed. The listed phone number is (515) 738-4323 and the listed email address is [email protected]. Call ahead if you want to see a particular car, since weekend visits require an appointment.