Warranty & returns
Drive it. Live with it. Then decide.
Every car we sell carries a return window — our answer to buying a classic you have not stood next to.
Whichever comes first
How the return window works.
Day zero is delivery day
The day you receive the car counts as day zero. From there you have 21 days or 500 miles, whichever comes first.
Drive it, live with it
Park it in your garage, take it to breakfast, show the neighbors. That is what the window is for.
Changed your mind?
Use the contact form before 5:00 PM on day 21 and we start the return.
No asterisks hiding anything
The honest fine print.
How it is covered
- Cars are sold as-is, which is standard for classics — the return window is our answer to that, not an extended mechanical warranty.
- Optional third-party warranty plans are available if you want longer coverage: ask on the call.
Not returnable
- Cars that have been altered, damaged, in an accident, or modified from the condition they were delivered in.
- Cars used as loan collateral.
Why returns are rare
You see everything before it ever ships.
Before a dollar moves, you get the whole picture. We would rather answer twenty questions up front than process one return.
- Full video walkaroundcold start, underside, a drive
- The full photo setevery angle, shot on our floor
- Restoration recordsthe paperwork that came with the car
Before you ask
Return questions.
What is your return policy?
Every car carries a 21-day or 500-mile return window, whichever comes first. Cars altered, damaged or modified after delivery are excluded — the full rules live on the Warranty & Returns page.
Are the cars sold with a warranty?
They are sold as-is, which is standard for classics of this age, and optional third-party warranty plans are available. The return window applies either way.
What if something is wrong with the car?
Then it is in the video too. We film what is there, including the flaws; a classic with an honest story sells better than one with surprises waiting at the end of the trailer.