Manatee County classic car dealership drops the hammer on a $6 million expansion project

A classic car dealership finds itself restructuring its business model amid a $6 million expansion. One goal driving the change: more revenue streams.

  • By Amanda Postma
  • | 9:00 a.m. November 26, 2021
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Wemple. After running out of space in Palmetto, Skyway Classics moved into a much larger space in Bradenton. From left are Ryan Tanski, inventory management, Allen Tanski, co-owner, and Mark Tanski, co-owner.
Wemple. After running out of space in Palmetto, Skyway Classics moved into a much larger space in Bradenton. From left are Ryan Tanski, inventory management, Allen Tanski, co-owner, and Mark Tanski, co-owner.
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After being located in Palmetto, north Manatee County, for four years, a classic car dealership decided it was time for a change of scenery. 

“Palmetto was a great area to be especially for online sales and proving that we had the market,” says Mark Tanski, co-owner of the dealership, Skyway Classics. Once the company knew demand was there, management decided it was time to move. “We built out this location to be more inside the community.”

 

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