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Collectors looking for antique cars in mint condition, drivers wanting to experience the open road in a restored vehicle, and hobbyists looking for their next project car can all find what they're looking for right here. Read articles about Antique Cars.
Antique Car Dealers Near Ashburn, VA See All Dealers ›
Here's a list of antique car dealers in the Ashburn, VA area who can help you find your next dream vehicle.
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(844) 767-9550
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118 AMANDA COURT
Harper's Ferry, WV 25425 - Dealer Website
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(866) 739-0930
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4735 Stamp Road
Temple Hills, MD 20748 - Dealer Website
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(833) 859-0952
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706 Wedeman Ave
Linthicum, MD 21090 - Dealer Website
What does an Antique car cost?
The average price of all Antique cars for sale right now on Classics on Autotrader is $52,659. Below are the average prices for some of the most popular Antiques models. Prices shown are based on the listing price of all years and trims for each model.
- Volkswagen Beetle : $19,948 Average Price
- Ford Model T : $24,001 Average Price
- GMC Suburban : $24,513 Average Price
- Cadillac Fleetwood : $26,322 Average Price
- Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight : $28,998 Average Price
- Ford Model A : $29,731 Average Price
- Chrysler New Yorker : $31,430 Average Price
- Chevrolet Other Chevrolet Models : $32,678 Average Price
- GMC Pickup : $33,211 Average Price
- Chevrolet Fleetline : $33,351 Average Price
- Chevrolet Suburban : $34,589 Average Price
- Lincoln Continental : $39,720 Average Price
- Ford Deluxe : $42,685 Average Price
- Ford Custom : $42,742 Average Price
- Ford Other Ford Models : $44,047 Average Price
- Ford Pickup : $44,292 Average Price
- Chevrolet 3100 : $51,181 Average Price
- Cadillac Series 62 : $61,568 Average Price
- Chrysler Imperial : $62,953 Average Price
- Mercedes-Benz 280SL : $112,185 Average Price
Find Antique Cars on Classics on Autotrader
Are you looking to buy an antique car? Classics on Autotrader helps you find antique cars for sale through classifieds posted by antique car dealers. You can also find used antique cars for sale by owner and private sellers - pre-owned classic and old antique cars. Classics on Autotrader also helps you check antique car prices or sell antique cars. If you're lucky, you can even find a great deal on a cheap antique car for sale near you! Popular models include the Ford Model A and Ford Model T.Frequently Asked Questions About Buying an Antique Car
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How old is an antique car?
+Enthusiasts sometimes use the terms “classic” and “antique” to mean the same thing, although they have two different meanings. A car is considered an antique when they are at least 45 years old, while classic cars are those which are 20-25 years old. -
When can you drive a car with antique tags?
+There are specific states which allow a vehicle to classify as historic or antique via a specialized license plate. Each state has their own specific rules for a car to qualify for a specialized license plate. Some states also place restrictions on the limit to drive a car with an antique/historic license plate. Research your state’s regulations. -
What is the value of my antique car?
+An antique vehicle’s value is driven by final sales and current prices, demand of the market, condition, and uniqueness. There are free value antique car guides that can help value your antique car or truck. Other popular valuation tools—such as Kelley Blue Book—only value vehicles dating back to the early 1990’s. -
Where can I sell my antique car?
+Classics on Autotrader has the largest and most diverse antique vehicle market online. Trusted and reputable antique car dealers and private collectors have been selling their antique cars with us since 2009. -
Do antique cars need inspection?
+It depends on which state you live in. There are two primary types of inspections—safety and emissions. Most states will not require an emission inspection for vehicles over 15-25 years old. Check with your local DMV to be safe. Whether or not you need an annual safety inspection depends on the state.
