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A classic car can have details that an owner will want considered before a movement. This guide helps you bring those details together and ask the right questions before making an enquiry.

Classic car parked on a street

Record the vehicle details

Start with the vehicle identity and the condition you know about. Note whether it runs, the keys and documents you hold, any known access or handling concern, and any detail you want to discuss before arrangements are made.

Describe concerns in your own words. The aim is to make the conversation specific to the vehicle, not to assume an approach before the vehicle and journey have been discussed.

Prepare the collection and destination locations

Confirm the two addresses, contacts, access, and any site restriction that may be relevant. This might include the space available, a restricted entrance, parking information, or a collection rule supplied by the relevant site.

Ask the relevant owner, seller, site, or venue what they require before releasing or receiving the vehicle. Their requirements are separate from this preparation guide.

Discuss the movement

Once you have the details together, see our classic car transport service to discuss the movement.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Prepare the vehicle identity, the running condition as you know it, collection and destination details, access information, keys, contacts, and any handling concern you want to discuss.

Yes. Share the information you have and note where it is uncertain. This is more useful than making assumptions about how a specific vehicle can be moved.

Check directly with the relevant seller, collection site, destination, or adviser about the documents they require. Keep control of the documents that matter to you.