Crevier Classic Cars

We just were there for the 2015 Mazda Master Tech Competition awards banquet. Great place, I never knew it existed despite working 1 mile away. It is tucked away so you’ve probably driven within a block of it hundreds of times without knowing it was there.
It is a great facility for an event. At night the entire area has plenty of parking. The waiting area makes a good lounge for people to gather before sitting for an event to get started.
The only reason I give it 4 stars and not 5 is that in order to make room for events, clearly cars are shifted closer together. That means half the facility is out of bounds during the event. I understand why, tight spaces means people will lean on and bump into cars. But as car people it would have been great to see the cars that were hidden away because those were the gems we didn’t work on when they were new.
I suppose I’ll have to come back during regular hours to get a look at the half dozen woodies of different brands and eras parked just behind the curtain.

Very nice collection of cars. A few of them are for sale and they also store cars for people. They have a lounge where you can hang out and grab a drink. Apparently you can rent this place out for weddings or business parties.

I never knew this place existed and just stumbled upon in when traveling near John Wayne Airport. It’s awesome and would be such a cool place to have a private event at.
Walking in, it is a large warehouse of classic cars. Some are for sale, some are for show, others are being stored for their owners. All are bad ass!
The place is covered with vintage memorabilia and cool posters on the walls. There is also a small bar/​pool/​card playing area. They rent out the entire space for events too.
Getting in is free, but if you plan on buying anything better rob a bank first.

This is not a museum, but a showroom to sell museum-​like cars. There are sales people there that seem good at sizing up interlopers like me from the real buyers. (A good sales person should know how to size someone up.) It’s not uncommon to find cars waiting for auction (like at the Quad in Las Vegas) or on sales consignment at other places, so it’s not entirely odd to come here without any intent on buying.
They seemed to feature VW busses and woodies. I assume the inventory rotates as vehicles are bought and sold. What might be there now might be very different in a year, but some cars had «display only» signs so not all vehicles are for sale.
The cars are parked fairly tight which made them hard to see. Since this isn’t a museum, there aren’t display cards. With nothing to read, it’s not very educational and made for a quick 10 minute stop. For those who are buying, this place is super convenient. To have this many cars to buy in one space is sure easier than searching online, waiting for an auction, or traveling to other cities.

I’ve never attended this place as a guest for a company party as it seems most of the other reviewers have, but I’ve been here several times as a spectator who appreciates fine motor cars and I’ll say it’s really excellent. Every employee goes out of their way to be courteous and helpful even if you’re not buying anything.
As a company, Crevier occupies an interesting niche. Yes, it’s a museum of sorts, and yes, they do rent the place out for events and of course you can buy cars there but in addition to that they are a good place to store your classic car (for a price of course) if you’re running out of garage space at home. The cars that are stored there are regularly cleaned and started once a month at least, just to keep them fresh.
Interesting place. Go down and check it out.
Incidentally the price of admission for regular car fans like me is ZERO dollars!
Beat that deal if you can.

We had our company Christmas party with a Great Gatsby theme at this place recently and everything went well. Whoever catered had good appetizers, but main courses were dry. The chicken & steak were dry and a little tough. But I did like the Spinach Alfredo dip with the toasted bread, veggies and potatoes with mushrooms.
The venue was nice, big space for the dining tables and dance floor.
Only drawback was that they roped the cars off so we couldn’t really see inside the cars. However, they have some amazing cars.

Someone put me in contact with Lee here. I had nothing to do with any of the classic cars car but he worked as my broker and helped me get a new Ford. He made the transaction easy and fast. Picked up my new car at this warehouse, its gorgeous inside. Defiantly a great place for the car fanatic. Lee is a great guy.

A great venue for parties! Event planners this is a must see in person — the pictures don’t do it justice!!!

Love this place. Tucked away in a little cul-​de-​sac near John Wayne Airport, Crevier Classic Cars has one of the most extensive collections of classic cars I’ve ever seen. This is a definite must visit for the aficionado.
I bought a car from Jim and EJ this summer and they were great. I was visiting from out of town and they were very professional and friendly. They even let me leave my old beat up car in their lot until I could get it shipped back home.
They’ve got some pretty great cars for sale, and you can rent the space for parties.

I’m a big car fan.
Show me a warehouse full of exotic and classic cars? I almost made a mess on their nice carpet — and again on the floor in the middle of the cars. Oh my.
Literally, just beyond the art deco themed reception area, is a huge warehouse full of exotics and classics. The school I teach at had the prom at this venue this year and it was absolutely wonderful. The cars lined up in formation in front of the darkly-​lit classic oversized racing posters on the walls really took care of the mood.
Go for a visit. This place really takes you back to the good ol’ days — and makes you awe and gawk at the new stuff. :0)

Very cool place to check out some very unique cars. If you are looking for some special classic. They have a pretty good selection.

Our office holiday party was at Crevier Classic Cars and it was really cool. During the cocktail hour we all hung out in this lounge-​room that had pool tables, chairs and a full bar.
When it was time to eat, the doors opened to this garage of really nice cars. I’m not into cars and I had a couple of vodka tonics so my memory is a little fuzzy but it was fun to walk around and look at the cars.
I’m not sure if you can come check out the cars whenever but it would be a really fun place to have a party for a car lover.

Tonight I went with BF to his company holiday party. We were given an address for a «banquet room» near the airport in Costa Mesa. We had a little trouble finding Clinton St. off Redhill, and when we found it and were directed where to park, it just looked like some warehouse from the outside.
We walked in and found ourselves in a small room where appetizers were being served and there was a full bar set up. Cool, I thought, not a bad party. I was munching away and drinking my apple martini, when after a little while it was announced that dinner would be served. Huh? Where are the tables?
Just then, the music from Rocky started playing, and two giant doors began to roll up toward the ceiling. We started walking through the doors and found ourselves inside a warehouse of classic cars, all in pristine condition and lined up against the walls covered with giant Art Deco car ad posters. It was like being in a car museum, only with tables set up in the middle with a catered dinner.
We got to walk around and look at the cars which ranged from classics from the 40s and 50s to newer sports cars. People can store their cars here for $ 500/​month with maintenance, plus it’s a social club for the owners. Businesses can rent out the venue for events like meetings and holiday parties.
They also have some video games and a pool table, and with the food, bar and DJ, everyone was entertained the whole evening. It was much more interesting than having a party in a hotel ballroom. What a fantastic surprise!