Why Didn’t I Bid on This 1958 Ford Prefect?

This Ford Prefect auction result left me asking one very simple question. Why didn’t I bid on it? This charming 1958 Ford Prefect came to Anglia Car Auctions with no reserve after its late owner had spent an extraordinary 22 years restoring it. By the time the car finally returned to the road in 2024, […]

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Would You Pay £11,000 for This Tiny Daihatsu Hi-Jet?

This Daihatsu Hi-Jet auction result genuinely surprised us. Not because we didn’t like it. Quite the opposite. We absolutely loved this tiny Japanese 4×4 when we spotted it at Anglia Car Auctions. But with a £9,000 to £11,000 estimate, we wondered whether its sheer quirkiness might make it a difficult thing to value. We were […]

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Should Morris Marinas Be Worth More Than This?

The Morris Marina has spent decades as one of Britain’s favourite automotive punchlines. But perhaps it’s time we gave it a break. This remarkably smart 1972 Morris Marina 1.3 SDL Coupé recently went under the hammer at Anglia Car Auctions, where plenty of online bidders seemed keen to take it home. Watching the bidding left [&...

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What Did This One-Former-Keeper 1962 Mini Make at Auction?

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 […]

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Did This 1972 Ford Escort Estate Beat Its £6,000 Guide?

This Ford Escort Estate auction result looked fairly predictable before the bidding had even started. Or at least I thought it did. This 1972 Ford Escort 1300 Estate arrived at Anglia Car Auctions with an estimate of £4,000 to £6,000. Looking at the car and its history, my immediate reaction was: “Surely this one is […]

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Was This 1972 MGB Roadster the Best Buy of the Day?

This MGB Roadster auction result rather proved that we weren’t the only ones who thought Anglia Car Auctions’ guide price looked tempting. When this 1972 MGB Roadster came up for auction, it carried an estimate of just £3,000 to £5,000. Before the bidding had even started, I suggested it could be the best buy of […]

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