Sale results for 7 June 2018

1995 Aston Martin DB7

Aston Martin was acquired by Ford in 1987, ensuring the company’s future and two years later, Jaguar was also taken over by the American... Read more about Aston Martin DB7 »
 

1960 Austin 7 Hamblin Cadet

In the heady days of the late fifties, a Sherborne schoolboy spent too much of his academic career trying to glimpse what was afoot at The Hamblin... Read more about Austin 7 Hamblin Cadet »
 

1938 Austin 7 Opal Tourer

Founded in 1905 by Herbert Austin, the company’s fortune was effectively made by the ‘Seven’. Practical and reliable, sales of... Read more about Austin 7 Opal Tourer »
 

1979 Austin Morris Mini Pick Up

Frugal yet nippy and with bags of character, the Mini has appealed to all manner of motorists since it arrived on Britain’s roads in 1957.... Read more about Austin Morris Mini Pick Up »
 

1987 BMW M535i Auto

Manufactured since 1972 the BMW 5 series was first only produced in the saloon body style, with the estate version referred to as the... Read more about BMW M535i Auto »
 

2001 BMW 318i SE Touring

One family from new. Over six generations, the 3 Series is still in production today and is BMW’s best-selling model. Renowned for its... Read more about BMW 318i SE Touring »
 

2016 Brian James Trailer-Type Cargo Connect

Serial Number: SJB475GBPGD013187 Originally supplied in November 2016, this versatile tipping trailer is still in excellent working order and... Read more about Brian James Trailer-Type Cargo Connect »
 

1925 BSA Model B25 'Round Tank' 250cc

This BSA Roundtank motorcycle left the factory in 1925 and is the’ Deluxe’ three speed model. Registered on the 19 th of February the... Read more about BSA Model B25 'Round Tank' 250cc »
 

1939 Delage D6 Olympique 3 Litre Two Door Sports Saloon

In Association with Duke's Auctioneers. LOT 85 of the Wolfgang Gawor Collection in association with Dukes The coachwork of this... Read more about Delage D6 Olympique 3 Litre Two Door Sports Saloon »
 

1955 Ford Thames 300E Van

One of the great little workhorses of the fifties and sixties, the 300E van proved reliable and thoroughly competent in a multitude of commercial... Read more about Ford Thames 300E Van »
 

1974 Ford Escort Mk I Two Door Saloon

Roaring onto the UK car market in 1968, the Escort was a departure for Ford; the modern styling and mechanics boosted its appeal to the British... Read more about Ford Escort Mk I Two Door Saloon »
 

2001 Jaguar S-Type 3.0 V6 SE Auto

The original S-Type was an evolution of the Mk II and was produced from 1963 until 1968. The modern era S-Type arrived in 1999  and the... Read more about Jaguar S-Type 3.0 V6 SE Auto »
 

1958 Jaguar XK150SE Fixed Head Coupe

Jaguar’s XK line arrived in 1948 with the XK120 and proved to be highly successful for the company. Succeeding the XK140 was the 150 of... Read more about Jaguar XK150SE Fixed Head Coupe »
 

2000 Jaguar S-Type 3.0 V6

With Rare Manual Gearbox and Low Mileage. The original S-Type was an evolution of the Mk II and was produced from 1963 until 1968. Its successor... Read more about Jaguar S-Type 3.0 V6 »
 

1967 Jaguar 420 Auto Saloon

The 420, along with its badge engineered sibling the Daimler Sovereign, was launched in 1966. It was an evolution of the S-Type and part of... Read more about Jaguar 420 Auto Saloon »
 

1966 MG B Roadster

Probably the most widely recognisable of all British classics, the MG B’s appeal stretches far and wide, from first time classic car... Read more about MG B Roadster »
 

1972 MG B GT

Introduced by the Abingdon Works in 1962, the MG B took over from its fore runner, the MGA, as the entirely new unit construction sports two... Read more about MG B GT »
 

1973 MG B GT

  Succeeding the MGA, the B range of models were innovative for their era. The lightweight monocoque construction produced a car that was... Read more about MG B GT »
 

1954 Morris Minor Series II Modified Saloon

We understand that this 1954 split screen Saloon was imported to the UK in 1998 after residing in South Africa, where it remained in rust free... Read more about Morris Minor Series II Modified Saloon »
 

1959 Morris Minor 1000 Two Door Saloon

Alec Issigonis’s design for a simple means of family transport arrived in 1949 in the shape of the MM series Morris Minor, boasting integral... Read more about Morris Minor 1000 Two Door Saloon »
 

1960 Morris Minor 1000 Four Door Saloon

From 1956 until 1971, the Morris Minor was produced in large numbers both in saloon, convertible, estate car and commercially as a van or pickup... Read more about Morris Minor 1000 Four Door Saloon »
 

1969 Morris Minor 1000 Traveller

The Morris Minor Traveller was first introduced in 1952.  The estate design featured ash wood framing on its rear exterior which was... Read more about Morris Minor 1000 Traveller »
 

1931 Riley 9 Four Seat Tourer

Designed by the Riley brothers Percy and Stanley, the ‘9’ arrived on Britain’s roads in 1927 and by the time production had... Read more about Riley 9 Four Seat Tourer »
 

1963 Riley 1.5 Series III

BMC produced the sporting Riley 1.5 and its sibling, the Wolseley 1500, from 1957 until 1965. They were built using the Minor floorpan, the MG... Read more about Riley 1.5 Series III »
 

1908 Thomas Flyer 4/60

In Association with Duke's Auctioneers. LOT 86 of the Wolfgang Gawor Collection in association with Dukes BY E.R.THOMAS MOTOR CO,... Read more about Thomas Flyer 4/60 »
 

1981 Triumph TR7 Roadster

Coming from a long line of highly esteemed British sporting motor cars, the TR7 of the mid-seventies had a lot to live up to. In response, Triumph... Read more about Triumph TR7 Roadster »
 

1981 Triumph TR7 Roadster

For Spares or Restoration. In contrast to its wilder TR predecessors, the TR7 is a very pleasant all round open tourer, equally at home with long... Read more about Triumph TR7 Roadster »
 

1958 Triumph Tiger 350cc

Edward Turner’s tenure as Triumph’s chief designer from 1936 was hugely successful and produced some of Britain’s most iconic... Read more about Triumph Tiger 350cc »
 

1969 Triumph Vitesse Mk II Convertible

Arriving in May 1962, the Vitesse inherited its name from a pre-war Triumph. The model was a performance version of the Herald, but powered... Read more about Triumph Vitesse Mk II Convertible »
 

1949 Velocette LE Mk I

Entirely unconventional but aimed at the everyman who perhaps had never ridden a motorcycle before, Velocette’s LE certainly stood out from... Read more about Velocette LE Mk I »
 

1958 Velocette LE Mk III

It is fair to say that the thoroughbred motorcyclists of the fifties and sixties with engine oil running through their veins were probably never... Read more about Velocette LE Mk III »