This 1969 Jaguar E-Type 4.2 Series 1 is largely complete and comes with matching numbers. It’s had just two owners from new and presents a great opportunity to build a late model Series 1 from scratch.
Thought to have been stripped ahead of a restoration that never came some 35 years ago, it was recently discovered in a shipping container in Cornwall.
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This 1962 Austin Mini auction result shows that early Minis don’t need Cooper badges to get bidders interested. This beautifully presented Austin Mini Super De Luxe arrived at Anglia Car Auctions with a £4,000 to £6,000 estimate. Its Heritage Certificate confirmed its original specification, the V5C recorded just one former keeper and it had undergone […]
This Ford Sierra XR4i auction result had just about everything you could want from a live classic car auction. A desirable 1980s fast Ford. One registered keeper from new. Bidders in the room, on the telephone and online. And one internet bidder who waited until almost the last possible moment to make their move. ...
It has been off the road since 1984, partially dismantled during a restoration that was never finished and tucked away in a garage for more than four decades. But this isn’t just any old Mini. It’s a 1963 Austin Mini Cooper with the early 997cc engine, and it’s now heading to auction in Essex ...
