The classic cars I sell are entry-level or 'more affordable' models, and given their age, typically between 40 and 90 years old, age related issues, wear and tear and imperfections are inevitable. Buyers should expect to repair and maintain them as part of the experience.
Whilst we do our best to select cars that are in good and usable condition, it's neither practical nor feasible to conduct a full inspection of every vehicle or identify every potential issue.
Classic cars naturally show signs of age, wear and tear, and past repairs. Replacing or restoring every worn component isn't realistic, so buyers should expect age-related imperfections as part of the car's history and character.
For these reasons, no warranty or guarantee is provided. This is not due to any inherent faults or an attempt to conceal issues, but rather reflects the age and nature of classic and older cars.
