Anglia Car Auctions continues to offer sales packed with a wide variety on enticing lots, with the two-day April sale a case in point

Anglia Car Auctions’ selection of entries for its next sale spans 90 years and there’s something to suit all tastes and budgets. Enthusiast cars of the 1990s are in plentiful supply, including a 1991 Rover 216 GTI that presents extremely well and is temptingly offered without reserve, a 1999 Alfa Romeo 145 in top-spec 2.0-litre Cloverleaf guise that’s estimated at £3000–5000, and a muscular BMW Z3 2.8 with a rare manual gearbox, which is guided at £7000–9000. Fast Ford fans will be tempted by a 1991 Sierra Sapphire Cosworth 4×4 with its £25,000–28,000 guide, while a 1996 Mitsubishi 3000GT offers an even rarer turbocharged four-wheel drive choice and carries a £13,000–16,000 estimate. Another Japanese offering is a 1999 Honda Civic VTi-S Jordan; the rare limited edition hot hatch would be enticing enough on account of its excellent unmodified condition, but it also comes with an equally yellow CB600 Hornet motorcycle in equally tidy condition. The £8000–10,000 guide price therefore looks like great value.

Fancy some ’60s motoring? A 1961 Triumph Herald 1200 saloon has been owned by the vendor for 18 years and has just 43,000 miles on the odometer, earning it a £3000–5000 guide. Meanwhile, a 1965 Austin-Healey Sprite could be a bargain with its £3500–4500 estimate, much like a 1967 Jaguar S-Type 3.4 that’s estimated at £7000–9000. Tastefully modified and uprated, it offers the Mk2 experience in an updated, far more affordable package. If even that’s not sporting enough, there are two 1968 Ford Mustangs on offer – the first a 4.7-litre V8 Convertible, the second a 5.0-litre V8 Auto Coupe, both are guided at £18,000–20,000. Rarer than either, however, is the 1967 Fiat 1100R Familiale, which began life in an Italian vineyard before being imported in 2019. Delightful in Pavone (peacock) Blue, the £9000-£11,000 estimate is more than deserved.

There are sports cars for all tastes too, with a 1998 TVR Chimaera 450 guided at £9000–11,000, a very tidy 1980 Triumph TR7 Convertible carrying a £4000–6000 estimate, a 2004 MGTF 160 with just 1200 miles on the clock offered with no reserve, and a rare 2006 Mazda RX-8 Prodrive PZ (complete with recent compression check) estimated at just £2000–3000. If you fancy earning some cash as a taxi driver, there’s even a 2004 LTI TX2 black cab, just run-in with 221,000 miles and offered with no reserve…

For the full list of lots, see angliacarauctions.co.uk

  • Austin Sevens are an auction favourite, but this 1926 van is something of a rarity. Extremely tidy throughout and sporting new carpets, plus bespoke ‘Aaustin Seven Sales & Service’ signwriting, the vintage commercial is estimated at £8000-£10,000.
  • When was the last time you saw a a Datsun 100A Cherry? This 1976 example is being sold for restoration, having been off the road and stored since 1987. It shows just 6609 miles, though will clearly need some rust repairs. It’s guided at £3000-£5000.
  • Restored in 2014 and with just 26,500 miles on the odometer, this 1983 Ford Fiesta 1.1S is thought to be one of 10 surviving cars in Britain. It looks excellent inside and out, has done only 2000 miles since restoration and carries an £8000-£10,000 estimate.
  • Two for the price of one here, as this 1999 Honda Civic VTi-S Jordan is complemented by a matching CB600 Hornet motorcycle. The car looks extremely tidy and unmodified, while the bike sports an aftermarket screen and exhaust can. The pair can be yours for an estimated £8000-£10,000.
  • This is no ordinary Jaguar XJ40, but the TWR-built XJR 4.0. A 1994 example, it has a year’s MoT and its original paperwork detailing the specification. Recent undersealing and new fuel pumps ensure it’s good to go, all for an estimated £5000-£7000.
  • This 1973 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia stands out for the striking ‘debumpered’ look. It’s been off the road since 2016, it’s described as running and driving but requiring some recommissioning. With no reserve, it could be a great value entry to Ghia ownership.
  • With a warranted 39,000 miles to its name, this 1982 4/4 1600 looks a great value entry to Morgan ownership. It comes with extensive history and paperwork going back to the mid-1990s, making the £10,000-£12,000 guide looks very attractive.
  • Resplendent in Garnet Starmist Red following a complete restoration, this 1973 Vauxhall VX 4/90 boasts all its original paperwork and a written history spanning 30 years. It’s in excellent all-round condition and is estimated £7000-£9000.