How to buy at Oldtimerfarm?

How do we operate? On our website Oldtimerfarm.be you can view all the cars we have on sale. The extensive description and certainly the photo report which includes pictures of the interior, bottom and any (minor) shortcomings will already give you a comprehensive impression of the state of the car. The pictures on this site are all recently made by us. The descriptions have been drawn up as fairly as possible.

This also gives you the opportunity to make an initial selection of possible cars you would be interested in.

It goes without saying that if you are seriously interested, you should come and see the car in person. You can do so during opening hours. In practice, this means 6/7, Sunday being the closing day. You will often find us at some classic car event or trade fair.

Most of the cars are in the showroom and can be on the bridge within 10 minutes after which further testing can take place.

If you contact us in advance by telephone, we will be happy to prepare the vehicle of your choice for a test ride and inspection.

Because we have a lot of cars for sale and make a lot of publicity, we have several candidates for most cars. That is why we have a number of basic rules which are normal practice in trade and which we also comply with:

• Bids by telephone and e-mail will be heard, but will only be considered after visiting us and seeing the car and or confirmation with advance payment.
• Every car remains for sale until an agreement is drawn up, supported by a high enough advance payment. This advance serves as a reservation cost and compensates missed sales opportunities and any inspection costs if the car is not picked up after all.
• The car remains on offer until final delivery and full payment.
• Carriages are sold in the condition that they are in, unless otherwise stated.
• We work in complete transparency, everything is priced. If you think the price too high, please talk to us about it.

Sometimes these rules lead to unfortunate situations in which a candidate sees a car being sold to someone else right in front of his face. These are always regrettable situations, but we can only treat each candidate on the same footing and follow our own rules for the benefit of those who entrust us with the sale of their car.