Sale results for 19 June 2014
1927 Austin 7 Chummy
Promoted as “The Best Small Car in the World” during the pre-War years and apparently able to carry up to a combined weight of forty... Read more about Austin 7 Chummy »
1968 BSA Bantam 175cc
From 1948 until 1971, BSA produced the phenomenally successful, lightweight Bantam. The various models in the range were initially powered by a... Read more about BSA Bantam 175cc »
1946 BSA C10 250cc
For many years the Birmingham Small Arms Company was Britain’s biggest motorcycle manufacturer and after the Second World War it was the... Read more about BSA C10 250cc »
1951 Cyclemaster 25.7cc
The Cyclemaster first appeared in the UK in 1950. The motorised wheel was based on a German design dating back to before the Second World War, and... Read more about Cyclemaster 25.7cc »
1963 Ex-Works Reliant Sabre 6 GT Rally Car
In the early Sixties, Reliant began to actively participate in motor sport, most notably in rallying. The 1962 Sabre Six (powered by a Ford six... Read more about Ex-Works Reliant Sabre 6 GT Rally Car »
1981 Fiat 124 Sport Spider by Pininfarina
From its introduction at the Turin Auto Show in November 1966, the Fiat 124 Sport Spider 2 + 2 sports car remained in production until... Read more about Fiat 124 Sport Spider by Pininfarina »
1991 Ford Fiesta Popular Plus
Arriving in 1976, the Fiesta was Ford’s answer to the British Mini; a sporty but safe, small and economical mode of transportation for the... Read more about Ford Fiesta Popular Plus »
1995 Ford Escort Mexico
Roaring onto the UK car market in 1968, the Escort was a departure for Ford; the modern styling and mechanics boosted its appeal to the British... Read more about Ford Escort Mexico »
1951 Francis-Barnett Falcon 58
Founded in 1919 by Gordon Inglesby Francis and Arthur Barnett started production in Coventry. The triangulated frame and straight tubes made for... Read more about Francis-Barnett Falcon 58 »
1989 Jaguar XJS V12 HE Coupe Auto
The Jaguar XJS was produced from 1975 until 1996 and was initially intended as a replacement for the E Type. For many, the V12 is the... Read more about Jaguar XJS V12 HE Coupe Auto »
1922 Lagonda 11.9hp Two Seat Drophead Coupe with Dickey
Established in Staines in 1906, Lagonda was named after a creek in Ohio that was near to the birthplace of the company’s American founder,... Read more about Lagonda 11.9hp Two Seat Drophead Coupe with Dickey »
1934 Lanchester 18 Drophead Coupe by Martin Walter
Frederick Lanchester’s prototype was built in 1895 and the Lanchester name became well known for first class engineering and a good degree... Read more about Lanchester 18 Drophead Coupe by Martin Walter »
1987 Marcos Mantula 3.9
The Marcos marque was founded in Dolgellau North Wales in 1959 by Jem Marsh and Frank Costin. In 1971 the company moved to a new purpose built... Read more about Marcos Mantula 3.9 »
1959 Matchless G3 350cc
The Matchless name may conjure up images of dramatic action on the Isle of Man, serious mud-plugging on some trials hill, or maybe the brave... Read more about Matchless G3 350cc »
2001 Mercedes-Benz SLK 320
Launched in 1996, the SLK range of models were designed to fulfil Mercedes’ desire to produce a modern, light, sporting roadster which was... Read more about Mercedes-Benz SLK 320 »
1995 MG RV8
Widely considered by many to be a continuation of the ‘B’, the RV8 was a low-production, performance model aimed at the burgeoning... Read more about MG RV8 »
1973 MG B Roadster
Succeeding the MGA, the B range of models were innovative for their era. The lightweight monocoque construction produced a car that was economical... Read more about MG B Roadster »
1997 MG F 1.8
Unveiled at the 1995 Geneva Motor Show, the ‘F’ was first of an all new designed MG since its predecessor, the 1962 MG B. The... Read more about MG F 1.8 »
1978 MG B Roadster
The Roadster was the first of MG’s ‘B’ range, and was produced from 1962 until 1980 when the Abingdon factory closed. The... Read more about MG B Roadster »
1973 MG B Roadster
The ever-popular MG B Roadster is a familiar sight on Britain’s roads; with just under 400,000 produced for eighteen years from 1962, these... Read more about MG B Roadster »
1960 MG A 1600 Mk1 Fixed Head Coupe
Of all the post-war sports cars, the MGA ranks amongst the prettiest, and the Fixed Head Coupe sublimely compliments the lines of the Roadster in... Read more about MG A 1600 Mk1 Fixed Head Coupe »
1954 Norton ES2 500cc
Beginning as a manufacturer of parts for the ‘two-wheel trade’ in 1898, Norton quickly progressed into producing motorised bicycles... Read more about Norton ES2 500cc »
1928 Oldsmobile Six Model F-28 Tourer by Fisher
At the turn of the twentieth century from the Olds Motor Works in Lansing, Michigan, came the world’s first mass-production automobile,... Read more about Oldsmobile Six Model F-28 Tourer by Fisher »
1951 Riley RMB 2.5 Litre Sports
The RM series from Riley was launched in 1945 and must have greatly cheered a nation who had suffered much through conflict and the attendant... Read more about Riley RMB 2.5 Litre Sports »
1928 Riley Wentworth 11.9hp Fixed Head Coupe with Dickey
The Riley company began as a manufacturer of bicycles; the first Riley motor cars were produced in 1898. During the late 1920’s and... Read more about Riley Wentworth 11.9hp Fixed Head Coupe with Dickey »
1981 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur
The Silver Spur was a long wheelbase version of the Silver Spirit and was produced at the same time. The Spur shared the same self –... Read more about Rolls-Royce Silver Spur »
1981 Triumph Spitfire 1500
The phenomenally successful Spitfire roared onto the motoring scene in 1962. It was Triumph’s challenger to other sports cars of the era,... Read more about Triumph Spitfire 1500 »
1977 Triumph Stag Mk II with Hardtop
The Triumph Stag was introduced in 1970 and production ran until 1978. The body was styled by Italian Giovanni Michelotti and offered four seat... Read more about Triumph Stag Mk II with Hardtop »
1962 Triumph 3TA Twenty One
LATE ENTRY Launched in 1957 from the Meriden Works, the Twenty One was the first of the Triumph unit construction, twin cylinder motorcycles.... Read more about Triumph 3TA Twenty One »
1992 Volkswagen T4 2 Litre Autohomes Koncord Hightop Motorhome
The idea for the Volkswagen Caravanette is generally credited to Ben Pon, a Dutch importer of Volkswagens. In 1946, Pon travelled to Germany with... Read more about Volkswagen T4 2 Litre Autohomes Koncord Hightop Motorhome »
1988 Volvo 340 GL Five Door Hatchback
From 1976 until 1991, Volvo produced their 300 series of models in hatchback and saloon guises. Dependable and extremely solid, the model range... Read more about Volvo 340 GL Five Door Hatchback »
