No sign-up: browse public vehicles, the museum, marques, events and scan QR codes.
User roles
The whole classic-car ecosystem has a place here. One person can hold several roles at once — collector, vehicle owner and expert together.
How a role is granted
Public users
For people who own a classic or simply follow along. Approved by the provincial representative.
Follow vehicles and collectors, save favourites, comment, join clubs and events.
Register vehicles and receive a Classic ID and digital card, upload images and papers, build the provenance, log repairs and restoration, request inspection and transfer ownership.
Manage several vehicles, build a garage and collection, publish or keep it private, see total collection value and a personal museum.
Proposes photos, papers, memories and historical detail for cars they once owned; cannot alter the live file without the current owner’s consent.
Professional roles
For those who earn a living from this work. Some need a licence and administrator approval.
Assesses authenticity, matching numbers, body, engine, chassis and papers; issues inspection reports and the authenticity score. Requires admin approval.
Formal or specialist valuation and filing of valuation reports. Separate from the authenticity expert. Requires admin approval.
Defines restoration projects, work stages, before/during/after photography, costs, parts consumed and issues the restoration certificate.
Mechanic, engine builder, transmission specialist, body specialist, painter, upholsterer, electrician, chrome specialist, carburettor specialist and marque specialists.
Sells Original, NOS, OEM, Used Original and Reproduction parts and answers Wanted Parts requests.
Lists vehicles for sale, manages adverts, reviews purchase offers and keeps the available stock current.
Institutional roles
For clubs, museums, auction houses, official bodies and researchers. Approved by an administrator.
Members, club vehicles, events, tours, rallies, news and membership cards.
Registers the museum collection, historic vehicles, archives, documents and the virtual exhibition. Requires admin approval.
Shows, rallies, concours, auctions, vehicle entries, judging and results. Requires admin approval.
Associations, federations, archives, brand representatives and factories that officially confirm part of a vehicle’s record. Requires admin approval.
Contributes content and evidence on models, chassis-number ranges, factory history, famous cars and historical documents. Requires admin approval.
Administration levels
These roles cannot be requested; the super administrator issues the access.
Sees every registration in their province and approves, rejects or suspends the requested roles. Credentials are issued by an administrator.
The verification queue, authenticity files, professional role requests and duplicate merges.
Master data, the reference bank, the digital library, the museum and historical content.
Users, messages, notifications and abuse reports.
Invoices, subscriptions, vehicle registration fees, marketplace commission and financial reporting.
Every file, collector, expert, club, event and statistic within their own country.
All countries and all modules, except user management and core system settings.
Full access, including user management, issuing provincial representative credentials and system settings.
From sign-up to approval
- Sign up Name, Latin username, phone, country, province and city. A permanent personal ID is issued.
- Welcome panel You see what the registry gives you.
- Choose roles One or several. Each is reviewed separately.
- Membership An annual plan. Vehicle registration is billed separately.
- Approval Your provincial representative or a system administrator, depending on the role.