Brand is not the postcode
OVM collects a roadworthy car or van on trade plates from BCA, Manheim and Wilsons after release is confirmed. We publish a compound page for the sites we collect from. This post is how to pick the right one before you hit quote.
We are not a transporter. If the lot cannot legally be driven out, do not book plates and hope the gate will argue your case.
BCA Glasgow is not BCA Bellshill. It is not Livingston. It is not Newbridge. They are different yards, different gates, different release offices. A Glasgow buyer who says "BCA" to a colleague in England is often talking about a different compound from the one the invoice named.
Manheim in Scotland is Manheim Shotts. There is no yard branded Manheim Scotland. Washington is not Shotts. Haydock is not Manchester. Put Shotts on a Washington job and the driver is in the wrong nation before lunch.
Wilsons Dalry is not Birtley. Deeside is not Telford. Maidstone is not Newport. The house is the same. The gate is not.
The hub that lists the work is auction collection. Use the compound page that matches the ticket, not the house you usually buy from.
Examples we already publish, if that is actually where the lot sits:
If your lot is at a site we publish, book that site. If you are not sure, send the registration and the wording on the sale confirmation. The office will match it. Do not guess from a town you drove through once.
- BCA Glasgow
- BCA Bellshill
- Manheim Shotts
- Manheim Washington
- Wilsons Auctions Dalry
- Wilsons Auctions Birtley
House is not the gate
BCA, Manheim and Wilsons are houses. The driver is sent to a named site.
Name the yard
BCA Glasgow is not Bellshill. Shotts is not Washington. Dalry is not Birtley.
