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Two on the job
One drives, one watches the clearances. Never one person alone with somebody else's car.
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Still to come
A collection does not move in one load. It moves in the number of loads it takes.
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In through the front
The showroom has no door wide enough. The car goes in over the sill, on a spreader frame.
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Urban manoeuvre
Ramps down in the middle of the street, for the time one car takes.
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Two 911 GT3s
Same model, same colour, two decks: neither one touches the other.
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Blue on the lower deck
Four Porsches in one trailer, each on its own deck and its own straps.
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Over the lawn
No hard standing between the road and the door. The arm covers what the wheels cannot.
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Tensioning by hand
Four points, checked one by one. A lift is only as good as the least tight of them.
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In position
Delivery ends when the car is where the visitors will see it, not at the loading bay.
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Delivered by crane
No ramp reaches a rooftop. The last few metres are flown, on straps and hand signals.
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At the Cinquantenaire
Open esplanade, car brought out under the arches: the place is part of the delivery.
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Straight through
The lower deck seen from the rear doors: one car, the full width.
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A track car travels
Low front, no ground clearance: the flat ramps exist for cars like this.
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Under camouflage
A car that is not supposed to be photographed travels in a box with no windows.
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Kept out of sight
The wrap hides the shape. The closed body hides the wrap.
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Both with gullwing doors
Half a century between them and the same doors. Both need the ceiling height to open.
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Front three-quarter
A modern collectible handed back to its owner, wheels on the ground.
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Under the arch
Martini livery at the foot of the arch: it arrived by road, not on its own wheels.
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Under the arch, in the rain
The cars stay dry inside; the crew does not. That is the arrangement.
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The long bonnet
Front-mid engine, and a nose that arrives well before the driver does.
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300 SL
The badge on the tail is the whole description. Nothing else needs saying.
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Loaded for the show
Three cars, one truck, one arrival slot. Exhibitions do not hold a bay open.
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Strapped aboard
An SZ tied to the floor, ramps up, doors ready to close.
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On the deck
A million euros aboard, and four soft straps for its only contact.
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