Originality, structure and rust come first on an older car. We document what is original, what was replaced and what was repaired.
On a classic, the odometer tells you almost nothing. What matters is whether the structure is sound, whether the rust is cosmetic or structural, and whether the car is what the seller says it is.
So our inspection is built around documentation and metal. We verify numbers, photograph every repair area, measure paint thickness for hidden bodywork, and record what is original versus reproduction.
Big things and small — checked, measured and recorded before anything is cleared for delivery.
VIN, engine, trans & body tags
Title, build sheet, prior owners
Original vs reproduction parts
Rails, crossmembers, alignment
Floors, sills, arches, trunk
Depth readings, prior repairs
Pitting, fit, correctness
Cold start, tracking, braking
Compression, timing, leaks
Tank, lines, carb or injection
Radiator, pump, hoses
Gears, clutch, differential
Drums, discs, hard lines
Springs, bushings, box
Harness condition, gauges
Detailed, preserved, QC sign-off
A sample of the checks behind every “cleared for delivery” result.
Every purchase includes a 90-day limited warranty on major mechanical components, at no extra cost.
90 days or 500 miles, whichever comes first
Internal lubricated parts, pistons, crankshaft, camshaft, timing chain, cylinder head and block.
Torque converter, valve body, internal gears and shafts, and the transmission pump.
Drive axle, differential and 4WD/AWD transfer case internals.
Complete battery failure within the warranty period, confirmed by diagnostics.
A warranty protects against mechanical defects — not everyday running costs or accidental damage. The following are normally your responsibility, on every category we sell:
Everything we sell still ships with the 90-day limited warranty and a 30-day money-back guarantee — so you're covered from day one.
Browse classics with their condition, rust and originality documented before you bid.