Muscle Cars For Sale inc 16200 Old US 41, Fort Myers, FL 33912

"Where do I start. So I purchased my vehicle blind and only went by pictures/videos. Afterwards (completely backwards) I read the reviews about this dealership. My nerves went through the roof due to recent bad reviews. After receiving my vehicle, I was satisfied with my purchase. Everything worked out and my vehicle is what I expected. Minor issues but nothing to write home about. Thomas appears to be a decent dude, a little rough around the edges but hey. No one's perfect. I'd purchase from him again."

"There is no integrity in this company. The owner Mr. King once he gets his money, he washes his hands of the car and you. I have been more than fair with him even offered to let him keep my $6000 deposit for him to take this car back. I figured he doesn’t want the car back because the car has more problems than he wanted to fix before I got the car. I come from the car business world, and I figured I could trust him! Buyer beware!!! By calling me two weeks later telling me to send the car back at my cost that’s really not helping. I would be out $9000 And have nothing. And then then you’re not gonna give me what I paid for the car you’re going to give me wholesale. There’s no way I can post under what you wrote Tom. I did not look at the Car in person I bought the car online. I trusted you that’s the bottom line. I gave you every opportunity to sell me another car and you didn’t want to do that. I worked with you fairly and you shot every deal down. and I really don’t like it when the dealer tries to play the Innocent one on this deal!!!"

"Just received my 1968 Chevelle. LS swapped with Turbo. This car is amazing!!!! Period! Great price. Shipped directly to me in California!!! Mr. King was great and patient,m. He helped me achieve a life dream. I couldn’t be more pleased. Thanks!!!!!"

"Ok the only reason I’m posting is to try and educate people into not making the same mistake I made!! So I bought a 1968 rs from this establishment! The only thing I can say with 100% surety is that this guy is not truthful with how he describes cars ! These cars are beautiful in the videos and his daughter absolutely don’t hurt. As a matter of fact I can’t knock the guy for his marketing strategy. BRILLIANT!! I cant and will not blame the seller for my own failures. I totally should have physically went and looked at the car instead of watching a video and listening to the seller. I accept that responsibility fully. I spent 40000 on a car you can buy for 20000. The car looked amazing from afar. This was until we pulled the makeup off the face! Remember that you can put lipstick on a pig but it’s still a pig!! This is exactly what was done to this car, period I don’t want nor expect anything from this establishment. I’ve decided to do a ground up on the car and we are about 40% done with a complete restoration on the car and I’ll be happy when it’s done. My advice to anyone and everyone is before you make a decision to buy a classic car plz plz plz take a body man or serious car guy with you to actually look at it. Remember these guys are no different from the used car salesman in town"

"My purchase procedure was good,but the car has cost me over $4,000.00 in repairs,because it was NOT checked out at the auction or wherever it was purchased. I had to completely repair the AC system,buy a new battery,alternator and starter. And to top it off,the mechanic found a burnt valve,so he had to remove the intake and when he did,three of the intake bolts were only finger tight. Also,the head gasket had a bad spot and leaked antifreeze into the pistons. The linkage for the carburetor was only opening two of the 4 barrels. All of the break fluid leaked out,due to a faulty death trap break line. I would say Tom made a killing on his sale to me. I'm just glad I had all of this checked out before I could have had a bad accident. Please make sure you hire competent mechanics or have the cars checked out more thoroughly before you buy them for resale. I know I bought it "as is" but damn! It should at least be drivable."