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Wavecrest Ltd.
Denton Wharf
Mark Lane
Gravesend
Kent
DA12 2QD
United Kingdom

TEL: +44 870 720 1130
FAX: +44 870 720 1150
glen@wavecrest.co.uk

 

Registered in England
and Wales
Reg No. 4311051
WaveCrest Ltd
Established 1994    

Vehicle Shipping

Wavecrest specialises in the movement of all types of vehicles including classic cars, limousines, 4 x 4's, vans, trucks, motorhomes and motorcycles.

We regularly ship to/from the USA, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Namibia, Malta and Cyprus. Other places can be accommodated. Vehicles travel aboard modern purpose built roll-on roll-off vessels or are packed in containers where appropriate.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it cost to ship my vehicle overseas?
Prices are determined by vehicle size (length, width and height), origin and final destination. Please complete our quotation form and we will come back to you shortly
Do I need marine insurance?
  We would recommend that marine insurance cover is arranged for overseas vehicle shipments. Please contact us for further information regarding insurance.
Will import duties and taxes apply on entering my vehicle into a foreign country?
  This will depend entirely on the country of destination and the circumstances of the importation (i.e. if it is a commercial transaction or change of residence etc). We would strongly recommend that you check local import regulations in the country of destination prior to shipment.
Will there be other charges due at the destination port?
  Yes, there will be charges for local handling, customs clearance etc at the destination port. Costs will vary from port to port, country to country.
Will there be anybody to assist me with the customs clearance and pick up of the vehicle at destination?
  Wavecrest has an extensive network of reliable agents around the world who can assist with local customs formalities.
What do I need to do in order to prepare my vehicle for shipment?
  The vehicle should be clean and the fuel tank no more than a quarter full. Personal effects should be removed from the vehicle before shipment to prevent customs clearance delays at destination.

 

Rolls Royce

1933 Rolls Royce

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A 1933 Rolls Royce was recently imported from Miami.

The owner purchased it at auction after discovering it had originally been owned by her grandparents.

 

TVR Griffith

TVR Griffith

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Loading recently took place of a TVR Griffith car which was en-route to Australia.

 

Vintage Motorbike

Vintage motorbike

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Packing a motorbike for safe transport.