Ross Customs Muscle Cars LLC

Ross Customs Muscle Cars is a classic and muscle car dealer in Goodrich, Michigan, in Genesee County, run by owner Ross Stomp. The sales business grew out of a body and restoration shop. According to the company's own history, Stomp entered the restoration and body work trade in 1982, managed several body shops, and started what became Ross Customs in 1996. The dealership sells restored and resto-mod cars, mostly American muscle from the 1950s through the 1980s.

From hot rod shop to muscle car dealer

Ross Customs says it began with a focus on hot rods, including custom race and street-rod chassis and body work. It credits itself with a 1957 Thunderbird that was used in the advertising campaign for the then-new Ford Thunderbird. The same page describes a drag racing history, with Stomp's cars appearing in Popular Hot Rodding and Super Chevy and winning NMCA and Nostalgia Pro Street championships in the late 1990s and early 2000s, and later racing junior dragsters with his daughter. These are the company's own claims, but they explain why the dealership puts weight on mechanical and bodywork quality.

The shop describes itself as a full-featured collision repair facility that meets I-CAR certification requirements, and says it handles every level of restoration, from simple repaints to complete frame-off rebuilds, plus custom headers and exhaust. The business that sells cars is a Michigan limited liability company named Ross Customs Muscle Cars, LLC.

What Ross Customs sells

Stock is dealer-owned, not consigned, and leans toward General Motors products. In October 2026 the website listed a 1969 Oldsmobile Cutlass S convertible, a 1967 and a 1986 Chevrolet El Camino, a 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air, a 1966 Caprice with a numbers-matching 396, a resto-mod 1966 Chevelle convertible with a 572 engine, a 1966 Chevy II Nova and a 1972 Pontiac LeMans Sport built as a Judge tribute. Posts from earlier in 2026 also covered a 1965 GTO, a 1968 Impala SS 427, Camaro SS models, a 1967 GTO convertible and a few classic pickups. Asking prices on the website and on Carsforsale.com ran from about $25,900 to $120,000 for a 1955 Nomad, with most cars in the $30,000 to $75,000 range.

Listings usually describe the paint, glass and trim in detail and say whether a car was restored, repainted or built as a resto-mod. If you are comparing cars across the state, Michigan classic cars for sale gives you a wider field to check these prices against.

Buying from Ross Customs

The company says it ships worldwide in fully enclosed trailers. Its finance and shipping page names several outside lenders, including American 1, Collector Car Lending, JJ Best and Woodside Credit, and a list of transport companies. Ross Customs is a dealer and not a lender or carrier, so confirm rates and quotes directly.

The site carries a clear disclaimer worth reading. It says descriptions rest on prior owner information, paperwork, what the dealer can see and its own inspection, that these are 30, 40 and 50 year old cars, and that vehicles are sold "As Is/Where Is" with no warranty implied. That is common for classic cars, and it is the reason to follow what to check before you buy: get the VIN and title status, ask for undercarriage photos, and have an independent inspector look at any car you cannot see in person.

Selling a car to Ross Customs

The dealer does not advertise a consignment program. Its site does say, "We may give you CASH for your old muscle or classic car," so owners who want to sell outright can contact the shop to see whether a particular car fits its inventory. Terms are not published.

Reputation

The Better Business Bureau lists Ross Customs Muscle Cars as not accredited, with an A+ rating, no closed complaints in the last three years and no customer reviews on file. The review aggregator Birdeye shows 4.4 stars across 44 reviews, 43 of them from Google. As with any dealer, read recent reviews yourself and judge the specific car in front of you.

Visiting Ross Customs

The contact page gives the address as 8180 S. State Road, Goodrich, MI 48438, with a phone number of (810) 636-9339. Hours are listed as 10 AM to 4 PM Monday through Friday, with Saturday by appointment only. The website's header still reads "Ortonville, MI" and a banner announces a new shop, so call before you drive out to confirm where a particular car is and that the shop is open.