Streetside Classics has over 1700 consignment vehicles
scattered across the country in it’s many showrooms.

I visited The Streetside Classics Phoenix location
which is actually in Mesa this morning to pick
up a vehicle headed to Boise, Idaho …

Let’s begin with a 1930 Aluminum Roadster:

@ https://youtu.be/7ij30dNem90


Jim

Not another stealership classic car advertisement...

EDIT:
Based on others comments, I went and did a kwik pass through some of their offerings for a friend (non Mopar) and was surprised that several he might be interested in looked pretty decent, so I passed the info along

Charles takes me on a tour:

@ https://youtu.be/O19HDm_au3U


Jim

So are you trying to start a YouTube sideline where you promote these dealers?

I picked up a vehicle here today.
I shot a couple videos and posted links.
I enjoy what I do - even after 16 years.


Jim

Charles is a good guy. Helped me sell a couple of Mopars at Russo Steele when he worked for them years ago.

Maybe they actually have some decent cars, but most everything I have ever seen them advertise looked like heavily perfurmed pigs. I will pass on anything they have listed.

As a local they are well known for storing cars during the summer months. There’s a lot of those cars being sold by flippers. In the spring buy a car on Craigslist, Offerup, Bring A Trailer etc, list it for sale then as the weather turns hot consign with Streetside. They advertise nationwide. There are a lot of cars there belonging to snowbirds.

Rough crowd.

Dont like dealers?
Pretty easy. Dont buy from one.

But...why bash the op for posting a video of cool cars

Thanks …

I enjoy taking & posting videos of places
some folks may not get to visit.

Glad you appreciate it.


Jim

Because of his previous post. Dug is feet in the ground on a previous post when other posters had more facts than him.

“ More Facts “ ?

I spent 8 hours over two days taking several videos
with unrestricted access to The Volo Museum.

I posted those to You Tube & Facebook.

I spent a couple hours of that touring with Greg Grams
who has lived on the property since 1960 and was
Co-Founder along with his brother.

Some folks like to tear anything positive down.

I like The Volo Museum.

I respect and admire The Grams Family
for what they have contributed to their
community - state - museum culture.


Jim