MODVAULT

Provenance, preserved — for the cars that outlive us

ModVault's heritage experience presents your vehicle's records as a provenance archive: restoration receipts, service history, period photographs and certificates, organised chronologically and preserved beyond the life of any shoebox or shed.

The folder in the shed is the risk

Most significant Australian classics carry their history in a physical folder — original bill of sale, decades of service invoices, restoration photographs, correspondence with previous custodians. That folder is often worth a five-figure share of the car's value, and it is stored in the least fire-safe, flood-safe, theft-safe building on the property.

What a provenance archive gives you

Agreed value and concours

Agreed-value cover is negotiated on evidence. Concours judging rewards documented originality. Both reward the same thing: a complete, dated, verifiable record. A digital archive also transfers cleanly to the next custodian, which is increasingly what serious buyers expect.

For club registers

Register secretaries and club elders can run private, invitation-only groups with events, members and a single feed — no public exposure, no scraping, no advertising.

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Seven days free, then from $4.99 a month. Every mod certified, proven and roadside-ready.

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Frequently asked questions

Is ModVault suitable for unmodified original cars?

Yes. The heritage experience is built for provenance and service history rather than modification certification, and works for entirely original vehicles.

Can I export records for an insurance valuation?

Yes. The Collection plan includes an insurance and valuation pack export covering provenance, receipts and photographs.

Can the archive pass to a new owner?

A complete digital record is straightforward to hand over at sale, and is increasingly expected by serious buyers of significant vehicles.

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This guide is general information for Australian vehicle owners, not legal or engineering advice. Requirements change and are applied at the discretion of your state authority. Always confirm with your road authority or a licensed certifier before starting work.