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Last of the Summer Wine Triumph Herald sells for £18,480.
Tennants Auctioneers sold what must be the most famous Triumph Herald on the planet last week. The car which was driven by Thora Hird usually in a very comical way was a regular in the early series of the show, The price paid including premium was comfortably over £18,000 which was a good premium on what you would pay for a standard car, but given its story well worth it we feel especially for those such as us who are old enough to remember the show!.
Richard Edmonds Petroliana sale this Saturday
Richard Edmonds have a large sale of Petroliana this coming Saturday. There are lots of rarities up for grabs including this rare and highly original K.
Mathewsons sale results
Another mammoth sale from Mathewsons yesterday with the sale taking place over Friday evening and all of Saturday. The full sale results will be available soon but we have picked a few of the more notable results.
Anglia Car Auctions lot list oddball
The ACA lot list for their next sale on the 26th June is beginning to build nicely and for those seeking something a little different the lot list includes a left hand drive 1952 Hotchkiss Gregoire which is estimated at £12,000 to £18,000. Further details are to follow, but as you will see from the photographs this is a rather unique looking car.
Bonhams Jaguar XK150S wreck sells for £90,000
Whilst the words wreck might be argued by some to be a little strong for the more officially titled 1960 Jaguar XK150S project that Bonhams sold for £90,000 at its MPH sale last week, the photograph certainly suggests a challenging project has been bought by someone. The estimate was closer to the £10k mark although that was never going to happen given what the S variants command in value when fully restored.
Historics results now available
The results from Historics Ascot sale which took place yesterday are now available. There were some interesting estimate beating results such as the £40,752 paid for a 1970 Alfa Romeo 1750 GT Veloce (estimated at £25,000 - £30,000).
Record for Triumph 2500 at Manor Park Classics
Record sale results are continuing to roll in across all auction houses which can only be a reflection of the buoyant state of the classic car market at present. The car in question is a Triumph 2500 Pi MK 2 which was owned by senior road test and development engineer Gordon Birtwistle.
Records at Mathewsons
Mathewsons sale last weekend generate plenty of strong results showing once again that demand in the classic car market remains as strong as ever. The biggest surprise has to be the £19,140 paid for a Ford Cortina MK5 2.
Surprises at Hictorics
A number of strong results at Historics which might well reflect a lot of pent up demand with auction delays and restrictions now starting to ease. A 1966 Triumph Spitfire MK2 sold above estimate (£15,000 to £18,000) at £19,244.
Manor Park Classics inaugural sale on the 27th April
Manor Park Classics is another new entrant to the classic auction scene. They clearly have some significant backing having built 30,000 square feet bespoke premises in Runcorn, Cheshire which will also be used for storage, club meetings and normal classic car dealing alongside their auction activities.
Shell poster sale
Shell will be selling 50 duplicate and therefore surplus posters from their heritage art collection on Thursday 29th April at Lyon & Turnbull auctioneers. The posters date from the 1930s to the 1950s and include many rarities.
Edd China returns to our screens
For those of you seeking practical advice on how to brings cars back to life or simply effect the odd repair or two Edd China of Wheeler Dealer fame has returned with a Workshop Diaries video series on his You Tube channel. It is published every Friday.
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