The first feeling with a car that I buy should be: "That is a car that I would like to have myself". The car must be of a particularly good quality and radiate that it has been owned by an enthusiast. With a complete and demonstrable maintenance history and equipped with all important items such as booklets, invoices, inspection reports and keys.

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In short, a demonstrably original car that the future owner can enjoy for years to come.

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Cherry-picking

The search for such a car is not easy. Often things are disappointing, the car is actually much less beautiful than expected, or the car just doesn't have it in terms of feeling. There must also be trust in the seller. If it's too good to be true, it usually is. Careful selection without being blinded by the first impression, that is the art. Not easy.

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It is therefore not my goal to be the cheapest. I prefer to make sure that it is a high-quality car that I can support 100%. One that I can confidently sell to the next enthusiast.

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Thiam Tjiook, owner

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