DVCA PREVIEW: STATION ROAD, STALBRIDGE, DORSET, DT10 2RH
The Dorset-based auction house is preparing itself for what it hopes to be yet another successful sale this June 7. With the sale taking place in a few weeks’ time, the lot list is sure to grow substantially prior to the day. At the time of writing; numbers are already strong with a great selection of cars on offer.
A great balance of old and modern classic vehicles are being readied for sale and listed in the catalogue, with plenty of pre-war cars also on offer. If it’s later cars you’re after, though, there’s a few treats on sale including a 1960 Austin 7 Hamblin Cadet. The two-seater open sports car resembles a racer more than a road car, with a hand-beaten aluminium body placed on top of an Austin 7 chassis. With stunning looks and good performance, this car would make a stunning companion during the summer months with a guide price between £8000 and £10,000.
Another that caught our eye in the catalogue was a 1995 Aston Martin DB7 with a 3.2-litre inline-six engine. Not the most powerful of Aston’s, but the i6 certainly shifts. This has covered 52,290 miles and is MoT’d until mid-to-late November 2018. It has a guide price of between £23,000 and £28,000.
We’ve selected a few highlights below but for a full breakdown of what’s on offer, visit DVCA or call 01963 363353.
This is a great car if you’re looking for something very early and with plenty of use over the years. Built in 1931, this Riley 9 four-seat Tourer has a guide price of between £15,000 and £18,000.
Registered in 1938, this Austin 7 Opal Tourer is MoT exempt and full of life thanks to a recent engine rebuild with invoices to prove. It is estimated to fetch between £10,000 and £14,000.
We don’t often feature vans, but this 1955 Ford Thames 100E looks in brilliant condition and is MoT exempt. Its guide price sits between £6000 and £8000.
With a vast history file providing images of its overhaul over the years, this 1958 Jaguar XK150 SE Fixed Head coupe is a looker and a great alternative to the E-Type. This one is estimated to fetch between £50,000 and £60,000.
Another that is MoT-exempt but looking in lovely condition from the outside, this 1959 Morris Minor 1000 is estimated to fetch between £3000 and £4000.
You’ll be seen in this. Built in 1981 and finished in an inconspicuous green, this Triumph TR7 Roadster has a guide price of between £1800 and £2400.
With a guide price of between £6000 and £8000, this 1992 Alfa Romeo 72 T. Spark is a limited-edition model and is said to have been well looked after over the years with more than £21,000 worth of receipts as proof.
This early DB7 dates from 1995, but has covered just 52,000 miles. It’s estimated at £23,000 to £28,000.
