Bill Rondello has been involved in the classic car hobby for
over 40 years. Bill bought his first car, a 1967 Dodge Dart
GT, and pulled the engine and had it running before he
could legally drive. Bill enrolled in every high school auto
mechanics class his high school offered.

Born and raised in the Motor City, Bill cruised Gratiot and
Woodward Avenue with many of the 91 cars that he has
owned to date. Bill has worked in the auto industry for 34
years for GM, Chrysler, and currently, the Ford Motor
Co. He has worked in Tooling Design, Quality Control,
Body Engineering, Marketing & Sales, and Information
Technology. Bill received a Bachelor of Business
Administration with a minor in Accounting from
Northwood University in Midland, Michigan.

Over the years Bill has been very involved in many car
clubs such as the Corvair Society of America (CORSA),
the Walter P. Chrysler Club (WPC) as the club newsletter
Editor, the International Mustang Bullitt Owner’s Club
(IMBOC), and currently, a member of the Mustang
Owner’s Club of Southeastern Michigan (MOCSEM). Bill
was one of the first volunteers at the Walter P. Chrysler
Museum when it opened in 1999. Bill attends as many car
shows and club events as he can during the year. Bill
currently volunteers for the City of Birmingham, Michigan
helping manage the Woodward Dream Cruise for the city.

Bill has bought, restored, and sold many American Muscle cars,
with his favorites being Mopars and Mustangs of the 60s and
70s. Bill is an advisor to potential classic car buyers. Due to his
continued passion and a thirst for more knowledge, Bill was
trained to appraise classic and custom vehicles by Classic Auto
Appraiser’s founder, Jeff Hyman.