History
Owned and operated by Sherri and Bill Anderson, Callan’s Classics is a proud Georgia based business. Callan’s Classics was named after Sherri’s father Callan, who painstakingly restored and owned over 70 classic cars throughout the years. Callan passed away in 2013 leaving 59 classic cars for his family to sell. Sherri and Bill started out by purchasing three of the beautiful vintage cars from his estate, and are committed to carrying on Callan’s legacy of his love and desire to share the experience of riding in one of these amazing automobiles.
Callan’s Classics now offers SEVEN gorgeous vintage cars to make your special day even more incredible! Our commitment to absolute stellar service is demonstrated in every detail. Schedule one of our beautiful classic cars for your special day!
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Callan's Legacy
Callan Phillips
Vernon Callan Phillips was born March, 13, 1925, in Dayton, Idaho, and was one of 12 children. Shortly after graduating from Ammon High School in Eastern Idaho, Callan enlisted in the United States Army to serve in World War II in the 1st Cavalry. He fought in the Japanese Theater primarily in the Admiralty Islands, New Guinea, and the Philippines. During World War II, Callan was wounded and received the Purple Heart for his service.
Callan spent his life as a farmer in Southern Idaho and Eastern Washington. He was admired for his kindness, integrity, honesty and exceptional farming skills. Once retired from farming, he became an avid car collector where his passion turned into restoring classic cars. He had an astounding collection of 59 classic cars. He was adored by his wife, children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, siblings, nieces, nephews and friends. Sherri & Bill are committed to making sure his legacy lives on.
