We gather as much data as possible in the time that we spend on your vehicle
inspection, including the recording of features, model significance, finishes, gaps, paint depth, condition and overall stance and appearance. We also intake documentation that you provide about heritage, provenance, and in some cases, limited model production numbers. Through this process, your vehicle is extensively photographed including details of the exterior, interior, engine, and under the vehicle.
The data is then used to produce your appraisal report where we compare similar
vehicles in the same market within an appropriate reasonable geographic distance of the appraised property. We objectively gather facts and data to form a credible and essential opinion of value for the report. This includes relevant, public, comparable vehicles offered for sales both online and off, auction records, information from trade publications, and occasionally, when necessary, we will voluntarily contact more expert outside advice from another appraiser or a specific vehicle expert such as a restorer, or a recognized classic car show judge.
From all the data collected and inquiries made, we will formalize our option of value as your Appraisal, that in addition to the comparable data, includes high quality
photographic visual references. The appraisal report is delivered to you in a digital
format (PDF) that is suitable for printing if required.