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Two SUVs, one run
For a current car on a short run, open transport is the sensible choice.
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Unloaded en route
A 296 GTS and a 911 handed back at the roadside, engines cold.
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A rolling artwork
Carried like an exhibition piece, because that is what it is.
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An audience at the ramp
Unloading in public is part of the job. It changes nothing about how it is done.
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Pushed, not driven
Starting a cold prewar engine for thirty metres is a risk. Four backs are cheaper.
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Two racing Bugattis
One open, one enclosed, both built to race. They travel in the order they will be unloaded.
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Martini wing
An original racing part: it travels under cover, the way it is kept.
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911 Speedster
A limited-run convertible carried behind closed doors, roof in place.
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Onto the ramps
No roof, no windscreen: the trailer is the only shelter it will get.
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French racing blue
Enclosed bodywork, wire wheels, a number on the flank. Loaded with the ramps at their flattest.
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Down the ramps
Cobbles, a slope and a car with no clearance. Somebody walks each wheel down.
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Warming up
An engine of this age is warmed before it is asked for anything. The smoke clears.
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Straight onto the plinth
The delivery ends on the stand, not in a car park behind it.
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Side check
One look through the flank is enough to confirm nothing has shifted.
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Open flank
Full side opening lets us load from the side when the rear is blocked.
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Final check
Nothing leaves until someone has walked the length of the trailer once more.
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Above the avenue
A shop window is not a loading bay. The car reaches it the only way left.
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Between the façades
The arm has one clear line between the wires and the balconies. It is found before the lift starts.
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In the slings
Four slings under the sills, spread by a frame so nothing pulls inward on the body.
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Ready to come down
Ramps chocked, crew in position: the car only moves afterwards.
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Loaded at the door
Two decks, two cars, one manoeuvre: the upper deck loads first.
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On the display
Set down on the display itself, not beside it. The crane leaves before the shop opens.
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On the tower crane
Above a certain height a truck crane runs out of arm. The site crane takes over.
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Over the city
Nothing below the car for the length of the lift. The street is closed for the duration.
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