I hold a Doctor of Pharmacy degree, having graduated from OU with a Bachelor in the Science of Pharmacy and a Master of Science. Although I still maintain my license both in Oklahoma and Texas, I went into the car business full time in the late 80's, when the advent of Big Box retailers made working for myself in pharmacy virtually impossible. A life long love of automobiles fueled that decision and I am very fortunate to be able to work at what I love.

Our business, Current Classics, is an American small business in the traditional sense. My wife joined me full time in our business a few years ago. We still believe that small business is a LARGE part of what made  America great. Everyday we see more evidence that the entire concept of small business is rapidly disappearing in our country. We, too, hate going into a huge, impersonal box store store where nobody knows anything about what they are selling. We not only know everything about what we sell but also restore and build cars from the bare frame up, not many car dealers can honestly say that.

As is the case in all business nationwide, the car business has become very impersonal and numbers driven. It's all about percentages, volume, document fees and it all boils down to worshiping the almighty dollar more than people and your product. It's said that a horse trader shouldn't fall in love with their horses and we'd probably be more profitable if we didn't fall in love with so many of our horseless carriages. We would enjoy spending more time dealing strictly in collector cars, but besides wanting to keep too many of them, the Oklahoma economy will not support it. eBay has increased our audience of potential buyers and we hope that our new site will increase it even more.