Winegardner Customs and Classics

Winegardner Customs and Classics is a used and collector car dealership on Solomons Island Road in Prince Frederick, Maryland. The business sells a mix of vintage Chevrolets, hot rods and muscle cars alongside late-model performance cars and everyday used vehicles. It is independent and is not affiliated with Classic Cars Arena.

Who they are

The dealer's website uses the longer name "Winegardner Customs Classics and Used Cars," and its social page and classic car marketplaces use "Winegardner Customs & Classics." The staff page lists Kurt Winegardner and Larry Wood without job titles. The About page says "Winegardner has been in business since 1980" and mentions new GMC, Buick and Chevrolet sales, wording that may not describe this classics lot specifically. We do not publish a founding year for the classic car operation. A listing on Classic.com describes the dealer as specializing in classic, custom and collector vehicles, with an emphasis on hot rods, muscle cars and vintage restorations.

What they sell

The inventory page we read on October 23, 2026 listed 13 vehicles, and about half were true classics. Those included a 1930 Ford Model A at $31,995, a 1959 Chevrolet Corvette at $139,500, two 1967 Corvettes at $160,000 and $110,000, a 1970 Chevelle with a 454 LS6 engine at $149,500 and a 1979 Pontiac Firebird at $84,995. A 1971 Honda Z50A at $4,300 was also listed. The rest of the page was newer: a 2011 Camaro SS, a 2014 Dodge Viper GTS at $150,000, a 2019 Corvette ZR1 at $199,500, a 2024 Corvette Z06 and a 2026 Volkswagen Atlas. Treat the dealership as a mixed lot rather than a pure classic specialist. One price on the page, for the Z06, appeared as $4, which is apparently a site error, so confirm every price directly.

Buying here

The website, which runs on a Carsforsale.com platform, offers an online financing application, paperwork done online and what it calls driveway delivery. We did not find published deposit rules, warranty terms or a shipping policy, and no hours are listed, so ask about each of these. A 1967 Corvette or a 1970 Chevelle at these prices calls for a thorough check of numbers-matching claims, restoration records and the title. Our guide to how to buy a classic car lists the checks to make with any dealer. For restored cars, ask who did the work.

Selling or trading

A banner on the site invites trade-in valuations. We did not find a consignment page or published consignment terms, so we do not list consignment as a service. Anyone hoping to sell a classic here should ask whether the dealer buys outright and at what price level.

Reputation

We found no BBB profile and no star ratings for the business. Its Facebook page had about 2,168 followers when we looked, which shows an audience but not customer satisfaction. Classic.com reportedly lists about 127 lots from the dealer since 2022. As with any seller, request the VIN, service records and photos of the underside and confirm the title before you pay. To compare, browse Maryland classic cars for sale.

Visiting and contact

The dealership is at 255 Solomons Island Road, Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678. The phone number printed on its website is (443) 993-5579. Business hours are not published, so call before you drive down.