Our services
Classic car transport to and from our shops
We can arrange the transport of your car to our shop and back through a trusted partner, so you have one point of contact. You can also arrange your own, or we can help you set it up.
Transport is a big part of working with owners outside Arizona, and you have three options. We can arrange pickup and delivery with our transport partner and keep you informed along the way. You can arrange your own carrier. Or we can help you find one and coordinate the drop off and pickup at our shop.
Arizona owners can use it too, for cars that do not run or that you would rather not drive across town.
What is included
- Pickup from your home or storage
- Delivery back to your door
- Coordination with our transport partner
- Help finding a carrier if you arrange your own
- Coordination with your carrier at our shop
- Updates on pickup and arrival
Who it is for
Owners outside Arizona, and cars that cannot be driven to the shop.
From our shop


Questions
Can I arrange my own transport?
Yes. You can use your own carrier or bring the car yourself. If you prefer, we can recommend a carrier and coordinate the drop off and pickup with them.
How much does transport cost, and how long does it take?
It depends on where the car is and how soon you need it. We do our best to arrange transport at your convenience, or as fast as possible, and we share the cost and timing with you before anything moves.
How it works
No surprises, from first call to final drive
- 1
Tell us about your car
Send a few photos and what you have in mind, call us, or stop by one of our shops.
- 2
Plan and budget
We sit down with you, explain what the car needs and build a plan that fits your budget.
- 3
The work, with updates
At least one update every week, with photos, so you always know where things stand.
- 4
Back on the road
A final check, then you pick it up, or we deliver it back to your door.
Tell us about your car
Send a few photos and what you have in mind. We will get back to you within one business day.
