Black Tie Classics

I’m not sure what’s going on with this place. I’ve stopped by several times over the years and the outside lot always has the same classic cars in it. Most have hidden rust, missing trim, or something that requires plenty of work or some hard to find part. Most are overpriced by a great bit.
However, If I look online they seem to have some really great deals, so I finally went inside and asked about a few. They all happened to be sold, and none were present. Meanwhile the two 1975 Thunderbirds that have been in the same spot for the last five years with new rust coming through were still there. Same with the red vette and 57 Chevy. They weren’t listed online, and I don’t think most of the others outside were either. The ones inside were on pristine condition, but in the $ 50,000 range.
They seem to have some great deals online, but they don’t match what’s outside. I’m going to have to keep an eye on this place.
Funny story. There also was that day I stopped by in my orange 77 vette. I looked around, saw the same cars from the last visit a year ago got bored, and went to leave after 30 minutes. Nobody approached me until I was driving out. Suddenly a guy in a golf cart comes over in a panic, making noise, acting like Im stealing a car. They didn’t have any orange vettes either. I just kept going. Interesting cars though.

I went to browse this huge two-​building showroom a few times. Their inventory covers the gamut from the late 20’s through the late 60’s. All of the classic hobby cars available for resale appear to be in pristine cosmetic condition, and the employees are knowledgeable on old cars and their required maintenance. I’ll be sure to see Jett the next time I’m in the area for another tour of the lot as well.