Upstate Classic Car Center

Upstate Classic Car Center is a classic and muscle car sales operation in Attica, New York. It is tied to Upstate Auto Group and Upstate Chevrolet, a franchise Chevrolet dealer, but runs its own website and inventory. It is an independent business and is not affiliated with Classic Cars Arena.

Who they are

The company's site says Upstate Classic Car Center was formed in 2001 and calls itself the number one source for classic cars in Western New York. Its tagline reads classics, customs, muscle cars and street rods, and it says it also offers custom vehicles, ATVs, boats and motorcycles from time to time. The inventory pages link the operation to Upstate Chevrolet, saying the team specializes in new and classic Chevrolets, and the site's contact person for availability is Frank Bork. The 2001 date and the "formed" wording come from the company itself.

What the inventory looks like

On October 23, 2026 the current inventory page showed about two dozen listings, with photos uploaded earlier that month. The mix includes Chevrolets, Pontiacs, Fords and a Studebaker. Examples included a 1967 Camaro RS/SS Pace Car convertible at $149,500, a 1970 Pontiac GTO Judge at $119,500, a 1969 Pontiac GTO at $62,500, a 1969 El Camino SS at $44,600, a 1956 Studebaker Golden Hawk at $39,500, a 1959 Ford Fairlane Sunliner at $38,500, and a 1961 Ford Thunderbird at $25,500. There were also several C3 and C4 Corvettes between roughly $16,500 and $26,800, a 2020 Corvette Stingray at $78,362 and a 1946 Chevrolet stake body truck at $18,750. There was also a 1970 Honda CB175 motorcycle at $2,350. A separate Town and Country inventory page and a recently sold gallery are linked from the menu.

Buying from them

• Documentation: some listings offer a Carfax link.
• Financing: at least one listing says competitive financing is available for qualified buyers.
• Accuracy notice: the pages say details should be verified with the Upstate Automotive Group, so confirm options, mileage and condition in writing.

The site does not publish information about shipping, deposits or pre-purchase inspections, so ask before you commit, especially on a long-distance purchase. Our guide to buying a classic car from a dealer covers what to request. For comparison shopping, see these New York classic cars for sale.

Selling a car to them

The home page invites owners with a car to sell to email photos and the VIN. We found no published consignment program, commission or purchase terms, so ask how an offer or any arrangement would work before you hand over a vehicle.

Reputation

We found no Better Business Bureau profile and no review counts for the classic center itself. The business has been active in 2026, with new photos added in October, and a listing on Classics on Autotrader appears under the Upstate Chevrolet name.

Visiting and contact

The contact page gives the address as 15 West Avenue, Attica, NY 14011, with phone (585) 591-2300. The site publishes no business hours and the contact page shows a group email address instead of a dedicated classic car address, so call ahead to confirm that a car is on site before you travel.