Today our website is finally live and to start things off we’re going to tell you a little bit about ourselves.
We have been trading classic vehicles from our facility in Matlock for a while now without a website or much of an online presence, recently realising that to continue to grow much bigger and spread our passion across more vehicles we needed to go online, which here we are now. Having a website and online presence allows us to reach much further out when selling vehicles publicly, than we could before. We started off small, specialising in classic motorcycles and typical classic cars, working our way up to dealing with rarer and more exotic vehicles and to where we are now. We are built on passion and dedication, foundations that were formed since our creation, in order to offer you the greatest and most professional experience possible. Every vehicle that we deal with is treated as if it were our own, so you know it will receive the best treatment.
The website is just the start of much bigger things to come. We have many big plans to expand what we love to a much greater audience, and help people experience classic vehicles in the way that we do.
Our plans for the future include:
- Classified ads: Make your own ad for your classic car or motorcycle, the way you want it in a very simple and user-friendly listing process and publish it on our website where it will be seen by a large, specialised audience.
- Events: Due to our passion for classic vehicles, we want to help you experience them same way that we do, therefore we will be launching our own events where we will do tours across the country, meet ups, etc. We want to form our own community/club for classic cars and motorcycles and for all who are passionate about them whether you are an enthusiast, collector or have any interest and own a classic yourself to help feed and grow your love for them.
We are very excited for what’s to come and we hope you are too. If you are interested in any of our services, contact us today and find out more about us.
