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Australia's New 25-Year Rule For Car Imports
By Dan Burkandt on October 10, 2019 at 8:31 AM
Regulations for importing cars into Australia is having a positive shake up that will benefit fans of classic and muscle cars that just fell outside of the existing Pre-89 Import Option. What does this all mean?
Australian’s love affair with classic American cars cannot be disputed
By Dan Burkandt on August 19, 2019 at 3:36 PM
Australian’s love affair with classic, muscle and collectable American cars cannot be disputed. Whether there is a connection with a period of time, the charm and elegance of a particular vehicle, or the pure grunt of American metal - vehicles from the USA continue to hold a special p …
Toyota, Ford & Mercedes Among Top Exported Car Makes From The USA
By Dmitriy Shibarshin on April 14, 2017 at 10:30 AM
Did you know that over 500,000 new, used, and classic cars are shipped overseas in containers each year? We took a dive into container shipping data for 2016 to see which auto makers made for the most popular exports.
Classic Chevrolet 3100 from the USA
By Alex Naumov on April 12, 2017 at 9:13 AM
Classic Chevrolet pickup trucks are gaining widespread appeal across overseas markets. These old pickups have a large following behind them, with many enthusiasts choosing to either restore them to mint condition, or leave them as is. Australia was one of the first countries to import …
American Hot Rods Polished, Chromed, and Ready to Roam
By Dmitriy Shibarshin on March 30, 2017 at 1:40 PM
Hot Rods have gained quite a following among classic car enthusiasts around the world. The United Kingdom, Australia and Sweden have become some of the largest importers of classic hot rods from the US. We just shipped these two overseas. Once was collected in Arizona, and the other o …
Barn Find Diamond T Truck from the USA to Australia
By Dmitriy Shibarshin on February 14, 2017 at 2:55 PM
The Diamond T Company may be little known now, but during WW2 they were a major supplier of trucks for both the American and British forces. They had a chassis that was as versatile for transporting tanks, as it was to serve as a dump truck for civilian purposes.
Thousands of Cadillacs on First-Class Flights from Italy
By Dmitriy Shibarshin on December 23, 2016 at 9:00 AM
In 1986, Cadillac set out to build a luxury roadster to compete with the Mercedes SL and Jaguar XJS. Cadillac was satisfied with using an American built chassis and engine, but they wanted a design to set them apart from the competition. Who better to turn to than Pininfarina, a legen …
Japanese Classic from the USA
By Dmitriy Shibarshin on December 5, 2016 at 9:36 AM
I have always wondered why Japanese classics never get the love they deserve. They are affordable to own and maintain, fun to drive, and they stand out from the sea of classic American cars in the US. I fell in love with this Mazda RX-2 coupe the moment I laid my eyes on it.
US classic cars are down in value
By Alex Naumov on November 17, 2016 at 10:59 AM
There is a common misconception to classic cars these days. Many international buyers believe that values on classic cars have gone up so significantly in the last few years, that it has become too expensive to import cars from the United States. We frequently get stories on the boomi …
The 6th generation Mustang is sold out overseas
By Alex Naumov on May 5, 2016 at 11:05 AM
Creating an opportunity for importers. The newly redesigned Mustang is the best selling sports car in both Europe and Australia. Ford is selling more Mustangs than the new Audi TT, and more than any of Porsche's sports cars in Germany. In Australia, it went on to outsell the local Hol …