Signature Auto BossCars

Signature Auto, LLC, which operates the website Bosscars.com, is a classic car dealer in Gahanna, Ohio, just outside Columbus, that focuses on Mustangs, Shelbys and other rare Ford muscle cars. The company says it was founded in the fall of 1999 by Rick Parker and Mike Ogle, and that Parker has been the sole owner since Ogle left in 2000. The Better Business Bureau lists a business start date of January 15, 1999. The dealership's tagline is that it buys, sells and restores rare and limited-production muscle cars.

Who is behind it

The company's About page describes Rick Parker as a nationally recognized Mustang authority with more than 45 years of experience and a specialist in big-block restorations. Those are the company's own descriptions. The page also names Larry Marcum as parts specialist, with more than 40 years in the parts business, and says Parker's wife, Jacquie, runs the front office. The site's Articles page lists magazine features about Mustangs and other muscle cars, with dates from 1983 to 2013, including titles in Mustang Monthly and Muscle Car Review. We did not check those publications ourselves, so treat the list as the dealer's own record.

What the dealership sells

The company says its specialty is 1965 to 1973 Mustangs and Shelbys, from concours restorations to drivers and promising projects, along with Boss 429s, Boss 302s, Cobra Jets, Panteras and other fast Fords. On October 2, 2026, its site listed six cars with prices on the individual pages. They included a 1968 Shelby GT500KR with a 428 Cobra Jet and a Deluxe Marti Report at $249,000, and a one-owner 1969 Mach 1 with a 428 Cobra Jet and 100 percent original paint, according to the listing, at $79,900. Other cars were a 1972 Mustang Sprint Olympiad edition, a 1967 Shelby GT500 tribute and a 1969 Mercury Cougar XR7. The sold pages list 33 cars, which gives a sense of how varied the stock is over time. Those sold cars include Boss 302s, a Boss 429, Cobra Jet Mach 1s and Cyclones, Shelby GT500s and several Mustang convertibles and projects. Inventory is small at any given moment, so it is worth calling to confirm that a car is still available. Anyone browsing the wider market can look at classic Mustangs for sale here.

Buying, selling and restoration

Signature Auto presents itself as a dealer that buys and sells cars. It says it buys and sells muscle cars "in all conditions," and it also advertises parts, including new old stock and used engine blocks, cranks, transmissions and rear ends. It says it restores cars to factory specifications and can help buyers track down a specific car. The site does not describe a consignment program, so sellers should ask directly how a purchase or sale would be handled.

Financing and delivery

The company says it offers nationwide and international pickup and delivery and can assist with financing. Its financing page describes custom payment plans and introduces Woodside Credit, a collector car lender, and also lists Hagerty as an insurance resource. Those are third-party companies, and terms depend on the lender, so confirm rates and conditions before you sign. As with any high-value purchase, get the VIN, documentation and title status in writing and consider an independent inspection. Our dealer buying guide lays out what to ask.

Reputation

• BBB: accredited since May 20, 2019, with an A+ rating, no complaints closed in the last three years and no customer reviews posted on the BBB page.
• Google reviews: a review aggregator page shows 4.8 stars from 39 reviews, all taken from Google. Its summary points to knowledgeable staff and post-sale help, and it names Rick, Jackie and Larry. This was read on the aggregator, not on Google itself.

The BBB lists the business under Columbus, while the company's own site lists Gahanna; both use the same street address.

Visiting and contact

The dealership is at 926 Taylor Station Road, Gahanna, Ohio 43230. The phone number is 614-575-2677 (614-575-BOSS) and the public email is [email protected]. The dealer's own website does not publish opening hours and third-party listings disagree, so call or email before you visit. The company also runs a video library on YouTube with how-to videos presented by Rick Parker.