Ferrari transport
Ferrari transport, Sydney
Enclosed, low-entry transport for Ferrari in Sydney. For owners and dealers who know that on a Ferrari, condition is the car's value.
Why Ferrari owners choose enclosed.
On a Ferrari, originality is everything. Matching numbers, the right paint code, a body that has never been touched by a careless strap. It's the difference between a car and an investment, and it's exactly what an open truck quietly erodes. Road grime on a fresh delivery, a stone chip on a 296, a heat-cycled tyre dragged across town: none of it belongs anywhere near a Ferrari. We move them enclosed, secured by the wheels, photographed before the door closes.
We move from a 296 GTB or SF90 to a classic 308, Testarossa or F355, always by the same owner-operator, with soft straps through the wheels, a photo condition report before loading and after delivery, and the discretion a car like this deserves. It's part of our enclosed transport and prestige work across Sydney.
Related: Enclosed transport · Low-entry loading · Interstate transport
Good to know.
Do you move Ferraris enclosed?
Yes — enclosed, closed-frame transport is the standard we recommend for Ferrari, moving a 296 GTB or SF90 to a classic 308 and the rest of the range. It keeps weather, road debris, dust and attention off the car for the whole journey.
Can you load a low Ferrari without scraping it?
Modern Ferraris sit low and the front lift only buys so much clearance; our low-entry enclosed loading handles them without the splitter touching down.
How is a Ferrari secured on the truck?
Soft straps through the wheels only, to rated points, with padded contact anywhere a strap comes near the car. The bodywork, splitters and suspension are never load points, and every tension is checked before the vehicle moves.
Do you transport Ferraris interstate?
Yes, on a dedicated or fully enclosed basis: Sydney to Melbourne, Brisbane and beyond, door to door, with a photo condition report at both ends. Enclosed is worth it on a Ferrari the moment the trip involves real distance and weather.