How do I transport a car that i bought from Auction

Collecting A Vehicle From An Auction House

Auction Car Transport Services

We regularly collect vehicles for customers from many Auction Houses across Australia.

Each auction house is different and they require certain documents be produced by one of our carriers prior to them releasing your car.

Below are the 3 main auction houses requirements

Greys Online

https://www.grays.com/automotive-trucks-and-marine/motor-vehiclesmotor-cycles/motor-vehicles

    We need to be  CC’d on email to Grays Online giving Moving Cars Authority to collect vehicle.

>We also need you to supply the following docs / info
Congratulations email
Lot Number
Invoice Number
Buyers Number
Copy of Invoice showing vehicle paid for in full
Copy of Drivers License both sides please

 

Pickles Auction

https://www.pickles.com.au/
We will require the following

1. Buyers Number
2. Sale Number
3. Lot Number
4. Name of Purchaser
5. Receipt showing paid in full
6 copy of purchaser license

 

Manheims

https://www.manheim.com.au/

  1. Copy of Paid Invoice
  2. We need to be  CC’d on email to Manheims giving Moving Cars Authority to collect vehicle.
  3.  Lot Number

Lloyds

https://www.lloydsonline.com.au/

  1. Copy of ID
  2. copy of Invoice
  3. Letter of Authority
if you have purchased your new car from one of the  other auction houses around the country then, we will contact them as soon as you have booked and then we will email you what they require
In general if you always have the below documents / details to hand this should cover most eventualities

1. Buyers Number
2. Sale Number
3. Lot Number
4. Name of Purchaser
5. Receipt showing paid in full
6 copy of purchaser license

 

Remember we don't need you car to be registered as it will never been driven on a road, but if there are no plates on your car, then we will need the last 6 digits of the VIN number when booking

 

If you require transport for a salvage vehicle, then we need to know this in advance of quoting