Street Kingz Classic / Seller’S Guide
What is my classic car worth?
The details that make a useful offer possible: condition, originality and documentation.
Start with the exact car
Year, make and model are the starting point. Body style, engine, transmission and trim distinguish very different vehicles with similar names. Record what you know and say when a detail is uncertain.
Condition is more than a shiny paint job
Photograph body panels, visible rust, upholstery and the engine compartment. Describe how the car runs, whether it stops and steers, and what it needs. A restored car, an original survivor and a project need different assessments.
Separate records from assumptions
Restoration invoices, service history and documented specifications help explain the car. Do not describe numbers as matching unless you can support that claim. List modifications clearly, including original parts retained.
Compare realistically
Advertised asking prices are not completed sales. A different body style, condition or drivetrain may make an apparently similar car a poor comparison. An in-person review can change a preliminary discussion based on photographs.
Ask for an offer on the car you have
You do not need to pay for a restoration to request an offer. Send current photos, your California location and a description. Street Kingz Classic buys restored and unrestored vehicles as-is.