A 1975 Ford escort 1600 sport, these are hard to find and it’s even harder to find one that’s totally original (minus the carb).
This car was parked up for over 20 years until being pulled out and cleaned. The paint is totally original and shows all the marks of a true used classic.
With 59000 miles on the clock before it was stored away! The car is virtually rust free as it was stored in a dry state.”
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This Quantum Xtreme auction result left us asking two questions. What exactly is a Quantum Xtreme? And why were so many people bidding on it? Because when this rather unusual-looking little sports car appeared at Anglia Car Auctions, the bidding was already getting lively before the auctioneer even turned his attention to the room. By [&...
Asking prices are one thing, but what are people actually prepared to pay for classic cars? Spend any time browsing classic car adverts and you’ll find some ambitious prices. But it’s when the bidding starts at auction that things can get particularly interesting. We’ve seen immaculate-looking classics struggle to attract buyers, while ...
Some of the most interesting things we see at auctions are not cars at all. They are signs. Not necessarily famous Shell, Castrol, BP or Michelin signs either. Sometimes it is a brewery name nobody outside the local area remembers. An old car park notice. A railway warning. A shop sign. An industrial plate. Something [&...
