Jordan Family Classic Cars

Jordan Family Classic Cars and Hot Rod Haven is an event venue, consignment sales, limo, and classic car rental and storage facility. The founder, Tim Jordan, is a lifelong gearhead whose passion for classic cars has been running at full throttle since the age of three.
Besides the race car collection, you can see Tim’s personal collection, which includes a 1935 Auburn Speedster (real one), a 1937 Cord, he has 3 Jordan Automobiles that are very rare, Cadillacs, muscle cars, and many other classics. Plus, Rust Wallace’s 2002 NASCAR, along with many neon signs, vintage pedal cars, and memorabilia.
2851 Pullman St,
Santa Ana, CA 92705
P: 949-307-5894
E: info@jordanfamilycc.com
Jordan Family Classic Cars Admission:
$10
Plan: 1-2 hr
Jordan Family Classic Cars Hours:
Tuesday – Saturday 1 to 3
Or by Appointment
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