About
ClassicNation.com is a website for classic car enthusiasts. Originally a simple website blog, ClassicNation.com has become one of the fastest growing classic car websites on the internet.
In 2005, the website was launched as a forum for muscle cars, hot rods, and vintage auto discussions. The then 22 year old founders, twin brothers Evan and Nick, along with their dad David, had been going to car shows since they could remember. They were all very serious classic car enthusiasts and made it to many of the local car shows in the Inland Northwest. With a huge collection of digital pictures from car shows, they decided to create a website that would allow them to share the pictures with each other and others. After the first version of the website was launched, modifications were already on the drawing board. ClassicNation.com underwent some changes with the implementation of a blogging platform, and by the end of 2007, over 1500 pictures from local car shows had been added to the new site – all taken by the three of them.
Realizing that there were many people going to car shows and wanting a way to share their pictures with the classic automotive community, the website underwent another major change to allow anyone to sign up, upload and share pictures, write blogs, post classified ads, and share car show event details with a huge classic automotive audience.
ClassicNation.com features a global classic car events calender, free classic car classifieds (for cars, trucks, parts, and memorabilia), user blogs, unlimited picture uploads and sharing, car club directory, and it is the home of many active classic car discussions. ClassicNation.com combines new website technology with the classic automotive industry in a very exciting and refreshing new way. ClassicNation.com is not backed by a major corporation. It was started by three local classic car enthusiasts who have a passion for the hobby.
ClassicNation.com is a favorite website with event promoters, classic car sellers and buyers, and car club members because there are no “featured” classifieds ads, and no “premium” memberships available. ClassicNation.com doesn’t charge a penny for any of the many services offered by the site, and never plans to.
For more information, please visit the contact page.
Evan
Spokane, WA
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