KTL Europe's latest Customs Clearance.

This Stutz car has just been delivered to its new home from Australia.

Stutz was known as a producer of fast cars for the rich and famous.  The company was founded by Harry Clayton in 1911 and they began selling high performance roadsters like the Stutz Bearcat. Production ended in 1935 after 35,000 Stutz cars had been manufactured. The brand was revived in 1968 under the aegis of the Stutz Motor Car of America and it unveiled a line of modern retro-look cars. Although the company is still in existence, sales of factory-produced vehicles ceased in 1995.

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We were contacted by one of our partners in Australia asking if we could handle the unpack & customs clearance on arrival of this full container of the vehicle and parts. We spoke to Daron, the importer, who wanted us to arrange the container to be unpacked and then deliver the vehicle using covered transport and the vehicle parts separately to his home. Andrew from MGL Logistics, Australia arranged collection from the local RSL, where the Stutz was being stored along with the pallets. Collection was on a Tilt Tray truck for the vehicle, and the pallets with a tail lift truck. Then loaded at their depot in Botany to be shipped over. Once it arrived in the UK KTL Europe took over and unpacked the container and delivering the Stutz to its new home. 

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