Premier Heritage Certificate

Now you can include a picture of your car on your Heritage Certificate, the ultimate way to present your vehicle.

Simply upload your favourite photograph from your PC, using the form above. Your 'Premier' Certificate will include your picture in addition to the original details from the factory build record, as included on the standard Heritage Certificate.

The ideal way to display your vehicle at a car show, or for framing to take pride of place on the wall.

Please ensure that the picture you provide is of sufficient quality. We recommend a resolution of 300 dpi.

The BMIHT cannot be held responsible for the picture quality of images supplied by the customer.

Before contacting the British Motor Industry Heritage Trust Archive, please see if your question has already been answered in our Frequently Asked Questions section.

Important: The amount of information listed on a certificate is very much dependent on marque and model, and that the information recorded for an individual car cannot be guaranteed until the research has been done.

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Delivery of Archive Products

Delivery for most items can be expected within 28 days but please note that Heritage Certificates may take up to 60 days from the date of your order to be delivered depending on the level of research required into the history of the relevant vehicle.

Archive Research Service

The Archive Research Service is a web based service offered via email and will not be accepted by registration authorities, there is a flat charge of £5 for this service and no postal charges.

Postage Rates for Archive Products

All Archive Products are shipped first class at a cost of £1.70 for the UK and Mainland, £3.25 for Europe and £6.00 for the USA & Rest of World. (RoW)

Return and Exchange Policy

The Heritage Motor Centre Online Shop is not able to exchange:

Goods made to your specifications or personalisation e.g. Heritage Certificates

If an Archive product is faulty and is returned with proof of purchase, we will be happy to exchange or refund.

Before contacting the British Motor Industry Heritage Trust Archive, please see if your question has already been answered in our Frequently Asked Questions section.

Q. Is my car tax exempt?
A. See the tax exempt guide to see if your car falls into the exempt category.

Q. Can you produce a Heritage Certificate for my car?
A. We can only produce certificates for those vehicles listed, if your car isn't included we cannot produce a Heritage Certificate for it.

Q. Why don't you produce Heritage Certificates for Jaguars?
A. We do not hold the build records for Jaguars. Please contact the Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust www.jdht.com.

Q. Why can you not produce Heritage Certificates for Minis built after 1969?
A. After 1969 the factory stopped recording any real information, just a chassis number and a build date. The only document we can produce for post 1969 Minis is a 'Confirmation of Build Date' letter.

Q. I don't want a Heritage Certificate, but can you give me all the details on my car?
A. No, I'm afraid researching a vehicle can take time and due to the demand for Heritage Certificates we are unable to undertake this type of research.

Q. I ordered my Heritage Certificate two weeks ago, why haven't I received it yet?
A. Due to the demand for Heritage Certificates we have to state a waiting period of 28 days.

Q. What does the engine and body number search mean?
A. This is required when you do not have a chassis number and we have to try and trace the car with either an engine or body number. Chassis numbers were recorded in numerical order therefore it can take along time to find a car without this number.

Q. Can I pay for my Heritage Certificate in another way?
A. No, we can only accept payment in Sterling by either credit card or cheque.

Q. What is the difference between a dating letter and a Heritage Certificate?
A. The dating letter will just give you the date the vehicle was manufactured and costs £19, the Heritage Certificate will list all the information that the factory recorded when the car was built and costs £37 (plus postage).

Q. Why does my Heritage Certificate not list the engine or body number when I gave them to you?
A. On a Heritage Certificate we can only list details that can be verified by an official factory record, if details weren't recorded we can't include them. With certain cars, such as the MGA, the engine and body numbers were not recorded in the build records.

Q. Can you undertake private research for me?
A. I'm afraid we do not undertake private research. However, we can make the material available for you to conduct your own research. Archive material can be made available Monday - Friday, 10am - 4pm, please phone 01926 645076 to make an appointment for our Reading Room.

Q. What does 'certificate to be issued to' mean?
A. This will be the name of the vehicle's owner.

Q. What does 'certificate re-issue' mean?
A. If you already have an existing Heritage Certificate but you want it made out to a new owner or it is in the old style and you'd like the up to date version, we can re-issue the certificate for £19. We require the certificate number or, if an old certificate that isn't on our database, a copy of the original certificate.

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