Terms & Conditions

Terms & Conditions 

Last Updated: 27/04/2025


Welcome to Classic Cars Club http://clubclassiccars.blogspot.com/  by accessing or using this website, you agree to comply with these Terms & Conditions.  


1. Intellectual Property


- All content (articles, images, videos) is owned by  Club Classic Cars or used with permission.  

- You may share posts via social media with credit and links back to the original post.  

- No commercial use  (resale, republication) without written permission.  


2. User-Generated Content


- By submitting photos/comments, you grant us rights to display them on the Blog.  

- We reserve the right to remove **offensive, promotional, or irrelevant** content.  


3. Disclaimer 


- The Blog provides general information about classic cars, not professional advice.  

- Vehicle specifications/values are estimates; always verify with experts.  

- We’re  not liable for errors, restoration outcomes, or purchasing decisions.  


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- The Blog uses  Google AdSense and may include affiliate links (we earn small commissions at no cost to you).  

- Sponsored content is always marked as "Sponsored" or "Advertisement."  


5. Privacy 


- Your data is protected under our Privacy Policy , We never sell personal information.  


6 . Changes to Terms


- Terms may be updated; continued use constitutes acceptance.  


8. Governing Law


- These terms are governed by the laws of Europe and Spain 


📧  Contact for Questions 


Eduardo Ballano  

Email:  Eduardo.ballano@gmail.com

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