Donald H.
If you're looking to SELL a car, go elsewhere.
If you're looking to SELL a car, there are many better places like cars&bids or bringAtrailer. I submitted my 93 Camaro to Rudy at guys with rides and he accepted it. He even put up an early auction preview on his website. The auction was supposed to go live on 5/20 but as of 5/16 I had not heard from him. They're supposed to have a PPi done, hire a photographer and do a few other things prior to the auction going live. On 4/28 I sent in the front and back of both my title and my drivers license as directed. That same day I rec'd an email saying they'd got my email and would be in touch-----> "Thank you for submitting pictures of your Title and Photo ID. We are now working on your ride's listing and will contact you shortly about it. We look forward to helping sell your classic or collector car. Talk soon, Rudy" About 3 weeks go by and I email Rudy asking what's up with the auction that's supposed to go live in a few days? He responds ----------> "A quick update: I don't have a record of you sending me a copy of the title (front and back) as well as a photo ID. I need those to keep my lawyer happy that I've done my due diligence" At that point I realized I'm dealing with someone who doesn't take their job (hobby?) seriously and told him I was going to sell my car elsewhere. There's a reason why guys with rides only ever has 1 or 2 car auction per month. Don't waste your time trying to sell here folks.
Response from guyswithrides.comMay 20, 2026
Don, I owe you an apology for the document confusion — our system confirmed receipt and I subsequently said I had no record. That's on me and I've corrected the process.That said, I want to be transparent: Guys With Rides ultimately made a curatorial decision not to move forward with this listing. During our review we identified questions about the vehicle's claimed provenance that were also raised publicly by others on Facebook Marketplace — questions I wasn't able to resolve to the standard our buyers expect.We also had a required pre-auction seller video session that wasn't completed. I refunded your $9.99 purchase of my seller's guide as a sign of good faith and acknowledgement of my failure to communicate better.On our auction volume — GWR intentionally lists four curated lots per flight, not forty - when we can. We invest $500 per listing in professional photography and a pre-purchase inspection before a single bid is placed.That model only works if every car on the platform belongs there. Turning down listings that don't clear our bar is how we protect the buyers who trust us. It's also, candidly, why this listing didn't move forward.I should have communicated all of this to you directly and promptly instead of letting weeks pass. That silence was unprofessional and I'm sorry for it.



