Classic Car Auctions
Your Gateway to Rare and Unique Finds
We spend a large percentage of our time at classic car auctions! Whether buying, selling, filming for social media or working with auction houses to promote their classic vehicle sales, classic car auctions are our happy place.
Collaborate with UK Barn Finds Maximize Exposure for Your Classic Car Auctions
We offer auction houses a unique opportunity to expand their reach to a passionate and engaged audience of classic car enthusiasts.
By partnering with UK Barn Finds, you can showcase your upcoming sales and ensure your vehicles are seen by the right buyers.
Let’s work together to bring rare classics and hidden gems to the forefront of the automotive community.
Recently Sold at Auction
Discover the Classic Cars that Found New Owners
Take a look below at some of the incredible classic vehicles that have recently sold at auction through some of the UK’s best classic car and motorbike auction houses. If you’ve got a vehicle to sell and don’t know where to start, contact us and we’ll do our best to help you.
1921 Talbot – Darracq 16hp Open Tourer – Reeman Dansie
£10,500
1972 Ford Cortina 2000 GXL – Manor Park Classics
£17,538
1973 OPEL COMMODORE 2800 GS AUTO – Anglia Car Auctions
£4,536
1971 MORRIS 1300 GT – Anglia Car Auctions
£8,100
1975 Yamaha FS1-E – Manor Park Classics
£6,962
1971 BSA ARIEL 3 – Anglia Car Auctions
£625
1972 Triumph T150 Trident – Manor Park Classics
£5,428
1958 BSA M33 500CC WATSONIAN COMBINATION – Anglia Car Auctions
£3,240
Why Choose UK Barn Finds for Your Auction? Access Our Expert Network and Passionate Buyers
UK Barn Finds is trusted by both sellers and buyers for its deep knowledge of the classic car market and its wide-reaching network of collectors, enthusiasts, and auction house contacts.
Our social media channels connect you with qualified buyers, ensuring your auctions get the attention they deserve.
From pre-sale marketing to post-sale success stories, we’re committed to promoting the auction experience for buyers and sellers.
