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A street stop
The pick-up is where the cars are, not where the truck would prefer to be.
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Collected at home
The truck comes up the driveway: the car never reaches the public road.
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On the steps
Delivered outside the museum, in time for opening.
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Pushed into place
The last twenty metres are done by hand, engine off, on the exhibition floor.
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Stacked
The upper deck is loaded first and comes out last. The order is the plan.
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Four aboard
One truck for a whole collection means one route, one driver, one set of keys.
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Road and track
One is registered, one is not. They travel the same way and for the same reason.
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Two pre-war cars
A saloon and a racer unloaded together in the park.
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Three transporters
An exhibition is built from several trucks, unloaded in floor-plan order.
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Two loads, one exhibition
An exhibition is not one delivery. It is a schedule, held to the half-hour.
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Brussels street
A short rigid goes where an articulated truck cannot.
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Waiting to load
Cars are staged in the order they go up the ramps. Nothing is decided at the ramp.
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Under the deck
Centimetres above the roofs. The deck is set once the cars are in, never before.
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Lined up
White, yellow, race livery. The three that came by road, in front of the ones that came by truck.
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In the paddock
The truck stays on site all weekend: the car goes back in between sessions.
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Loading at night
Events finish late; the return trip is not postponed to the morning.
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Arrived at the circuit
Side doors open, straps still on: nothing moves before the ramps are down.
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The whole line
A day like this ends with a loading plan, not a queue.
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Track car, no windscreen
No roof, no glass, no doors. Everything the weather could reach is a reason to travel enclosed.
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End of the day
Hot brakes, warm tyres, tired drivers. Loading is the part that cannot be rushed.
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Loaded under the arch
End of the exhibition: the cars leave the way they came.
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Southern Europe
From one point in Europe to another: the olive groves are part of the route.
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Refuelling at day's end
Stops are chosen: lit forecourt, truck in view, car never left alone.
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The driver stays the same
Same crew from loading to delivery. Nothing is handed over on the way.
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