Street Kingz Classic / Seller’S Guide
How to photograph a classic car for sale
A practical photo checklist for a clearer conversation about your classic.
Start with four corners
In daylight, photograph the front, rear and both sides. Include the entire vehicle. Add close photos of dents, rust or damaged trim rather than hiding those areas.
Show the interior and engine bay
Include the dashboard, seats, floors visible from above and engine compartment. If the engine is removed, photograph it separately. Do not lift the vehicle or crawl beneath it for an inquiry.
Include the details
Badges, modifications, restoration work and spare parts help identify the car. Describe records without sending sensitive document scans in the first message. Avoid exposing home paperwork or personal items.
Show pickup access
A driveway or garage-entrance photo helps when the car does not move. Tell us about gates, slopes, low ceilings and property loading rules.
Send a useful first message
Include year, make, model, city, running condition and preferred contact method. Attach photos to an email or text to Street Kingz Classic.