Where would you go if you want to buy a vintage car?  No ideas yet? How about trying ClassicCars.com?  The said site literally has thousands of vintage vehicles on their inventory.  With that wide range of selection, I’m sure you can find one that you really like. According to them, they have more than 10,000 classic cars to choose from. It truly is a haven for classic car hunters.

The site connects buyers and sellers in a way that Cupid brings two people together. LOL. But that’s what the company really does; they pride themselves in their ability to  match people who are looking for a certain car and those people who are looking to sell a car similar to the one that the former is looking for.  The popularity of the car among classic car enthusiasts cannot be denied. Every month, the site receives 2.5 million page views (wish I could say the same for my blog right here).  According to the autochannel.com, ClasicCars.com targets the more than 165,000 auto buffs in the country.

To accommodate the increasing traffic and to make their services even better, the site has been improved and the latest version of the site was launched in January this year. According to Roger Falcione, founder and president of ClassicCars.com traffic have increased tenfold after the launching to their site’s latest version.  With more and more traffic going into the site, the number of classic car enthusiasts finding their dream vintage car will obviously increase.

"We are dedicated to matching buyers with sellers and to helping classic car buffs buy, sell, restore and maintain their prized collector cars," said Falcione. "Our growth these past nine months has far exceeded our expectations and puts us in an even better position to execute on our mission."

Here are some of the vehicles on ClassicCars.com’s inventory:

• 1937 Ford Sinster
• 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air 
• 1965 Chevrolet Corvette 
• 1966 Chevrolet Impala SS 
• 1957 Ford Fairlane 
• 1965 Ford GT40 
• 1925 Lincoln Fleetwood limousine
• 1969 Dodge Coronet 
• 1932 Chevrolet 5 Window Coupe
• 1969 Mercury Cyclone
• 1957 Chrysler 300C
• 1951 Mercury 2-Door Sedan Coupe
• 1996 Porsche 911
• 1934 Ford pickup

Dave Hackett, vice president of Operations for the company has this to say about how they deal with their customers: "A pleasant user experience is paramount to our business model.  We built our Web site from the ground up with our customers’ and partners’ needs in mind. Online classifieds are our core business, not an afterthought."