The Mathewsons sale of March 23, 2019 saw a wide array of vehicles under the hammer, from a pair of Bedford TKs to a Rover P6 Estoura by Crayford and a pair of Ford Escort MKIVs. Attendance was especially strong, owing in no part to the presence of a film crew recording for a new UKTV History classic car series called Bangers and Cash.
Anglia Car Auctions is set for its next classic car auction on Saturday April 13 and the catalogue is now available for viewing while further details filter in.
East Anglian Motor Auctions is back with another eclectic Classic and Retro Car Auction on March 30, which promises to be a haven for affordable heroes and dream cars alike. Whether buyers are looking for a usable daily, project or an investment, there should be something for everyone.
Richard Edmonds auctions tend to generate quite a bit of interest, and their latest event on March 9 was no exception. As previewed earlier in the month, there was plenty on offer to stoke the interest of collectors and enthusiasts alike. A range of modern and older classics were present, with some truly special examples gaining particular attention.
After a successful February sale, Mathewsons is looking ahead to its next sale which takes place at its usual venue on Saturday March 23. At the time of writing, 50 cars had already registered for sale, with a strong number still awaiting advertisement in the online catalogue.
The Dorset Vintage and Classic Auctions event on March 21 will be offering a unique range of classic cars spanning across the 20th century, we go through some of our highlights below.
Following last year’s battle against the ‘Beast from the East’, conditions were much friendlier for Historics’ 2019 season opener on March 2. Those who made the trip to Ascot Racecourse could witness a fantastic array of classics to suit all tastes and pockets, with 38 no-reserve lots in amongst the 171 consignments.
Genuine classic car enthusiasts have fought back against investors and now’s the time to buy, according to renowned experts in the classic car field.
In sharp contrast to last year’s ‘Beast from the East’, the weather was unseasonably mild at the first Morris Leslie classic auction of the year in Tayside. This certainly warmed the hearts of the large crowd of buyers, who had over 150 lots to bid on.
Charterhouse’s maiden 2019 auction took place as part of the Footman James Great Western Car Show, held at the Royal Bath and West Showground near Shepton Mallet on February 10. Over 40 vehicles passed under the hammer in this afternoon, following a busy motorcycle sale at midday.