Streetside Classics - Nashville

I had a great experience at Streetside Classics Nashville. The showroom in the back is professionally maintained. Daniel and Jim were extremely helpful and responsive. Nashville. The showroom in the back is professionally maintained. Daniel and Jim were extremely helpful and responsive. More

All in all our experience was good Daniel told about the car and was fairly accurate it’s a cruiser and what I wanted a little more communication would be a big help right down to the shipper but worked it car and was fairly accurate it’s a cruiser and what I wanted a little more communication would be a big help right down to the shipper but worked it out .financing went pretty smooth so did the insurance but I’m happy . More

Jim is Aces ! Working with him was such a joy as he executed everything in its entirety seamlessly completely turn key with white glove service executed everything in its entirety seamlessly completely turn key with white glove service More

Dealing with Daniel and Brad at Streetside Classics was a great experience. They treat you like your home town shop down the street. I will recommend them to all my collector car buddies. Thanks again. Terry great experience. They treat you like your home town shop down the street. I will recommend them to all my collector car buddies. Thanks again. Terry Sorenson Mentor, Mn More

Streetside Classics in Nashville is the place to go if you want to move your custom vehicles quickly and conveniently. I spoke with Derek Love on the phone and he suggested bringing the first of my hot r you want to move your custom vehicles quickly and conveniently. I spoke with Derek Love on the phone and he suggested bringing the first of my hot rods in for evaluation. We agreed on a value and I left the vehicle that morning. They detailed my truck for a small fee and published great photos and a detailed description. It wasn't long before I received a call to inform me my truck had sold. I went back to the showroom and delivered my title and picked up my check! Just that easy and simple. I went back to Streetside to sell my Mustang and followed the same process. Drove the vehicle up, left it for detailing and pictures. The Mustang sold in 1 day and my check was waiting! Kelly took care of all the paperwork and is extremely pleasant to work with like all of the associates I met. Their entire staff is professional, courteous, and get the job done! It's hard to find a business that completely meets and then exceeds your expectations, Streetside Classics in Nashville is that business! Thanks, Buck Gosnay More

my sales guy Daniel was great! when I called Daniel's cell number I was kind of skeptical at first because you get a message saying this conversation is being recorded and there is a delay in the convers cell number I was kind of skeptical at first because you get a message saying this conversation is being recorded and there is a delay in the conversation, with all the scamming going on these days I got a little skeptical, but guys this place is legit, I flew from California to Tennessee to buy a classic car, Daniel was great for holding the car for me until I got to Tennessee from California and he was patient with while I was arranging shipping for the car, he is really a stand up guy More

Word of Caution! Find a local mechanic or expert 3rd party to check out their vehicles before trusting what the salesman says. I drove over 700 miles from Oklahoma to Tennessee only to find out that th party to check out their vehicles before trusting what the salesman says. I drove over 700 miles from Oklahoma to Tennessee only to find out that the truck was not the "Reliable, Turn Key, Hop in it and go" version that Jim described over the phone. The c10 I was looking at had to be cranked on for at least 45 seconds with a lot of throttle pedaling before it even started to reveal a steady fuel leak at the pre-carb filter. It was on air ride which proved to be the next problem. The air tank was being filled by a cheap compressor that could barely produce enough air to lift the front end. They had to let the truck idle for at least 15-20 min before it built up enough pressure to lift the front end off the ground. Once level the next problem of a quart or 2 of transmission fluid mixed with oil lying on the ground below came into view. The drips were coming from the rear of the motor and tail of the transmission, despite what the the salesman Daniel had to say about "the pans likely not being torqued correctly". To seal the deal on our trip around the block in 60 degree ambient temps, the vintage air system blew what felt to me like outside temp air. (Definitely not the cold A/C as described over the phone!) More