I have the full log book and keys. The car is completely rot free. It has never been welded and nor does it need any. Both rear arches have slight bubbling but it is nothing serious. It doesn’t even show signs of rust especially in the usual places. The interior is absolutely in good condition, very clean with no rips or tears. A good vacuum clean and that would be it. The engine turns freely by hand but obviously brakes etc will need doing and obviously engine re-commissioned.”
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You could almost mistake these two for a matching pair. Parked side by side, painted in virtually the same vivid red/orange and surrounded by tractors and old commercial vehicles, this Morris van and pick-up look as though they have spent much of their lives together. Perhaps they have. But as we’re discovering repeatedly ...
This Rover 80 auction result left us asking a simple question. Was this a good buy? The 1959 Rover P4 went under the hammer at Anglia Car Auctions with no reserve, and the bidding eventually stopped at £2,600. That seemed like very sensible money for such a substantial old Rover. But there’s a catch. I’ll […]
Some cars make you feel old. The Vauxhall VX220 is definitely one of them. It still looks modern enough to have been launched only a few years ago, yet the car pictured here was registered in 2001 and is now coming up for sale at Anglia Car Auctions at the grand old age of 25. […]
