An incredible private collection of some of the most desirable and valuable classic cars will be sold at auction next month and is expected to raise over £26million in combined winning bids.
The stash of 14 stunning motors has been hidden from the public eye by the owner in Sweden and never been put on display or shown at events.
The line-up of 12 Ferraris and a pair of Mercedes-Benzes are all hugely collectible models dating back 68 years, most
Dozens of important pieces in the history of rock & roll and pop music are up for sale if the price is right.
World-famous Sotheby’s is currently staging an auction that features items from some of the biggest and most influential music artists of all time.
There’s everything from a Jimmi Hendrix feather boa, an autograph manuscript by Bob Dylan, Prince’s three-piece purple suit from the Purple Rain era, and an autographed Hofner bass from Paul McCartney.
But it is
If you recognise any of these retro Apple computers, now may be a good time to have a rummage through your attic.
That’s because the set of over 500 devices is going up for auction on Thursday, and is expected to rake in thousands of dollars.
‘The Hanspeter Luzi Vintage Apple Archive’ is said to be one of the world’s most comprehensive collection of Apple computers and products ever offered.
It includes a rare 1983 Lisa I computer, which is
As far as car adverts go, this one for a classic Mini heading to auction is a little different to the norm.
Yes, it has one owner from new, though that dates back a whopping 55 years. It also has incredibly low mileage – less than 12,000 on the clock, in fact.
But it’s the car’s lack of recent use that makes it stand out, having been stored in a garage in Buckinghamshire gathering dust since 1990!
A true ‘barn-find’
Regular readers of the Cars and motoring section will have likely noted a story or two about Fast Fords in recent months.
And there’s a good reason why they’re newsworthy – values have shot through the roof in the last few years, especially 1980s Sierra Cosworths, with good examples easily making six-figure auction sale prices.
But one due to go to the block later this month is set to obliterate all price records that have come before it.
The 1987
Ford will kill off the Fiesta this year.
June will see the last ever Fiesta come off assembly lines, bringing to an end 47 years of continuous production of Britain’s most bought – and currently most owned – car in history.
For Ford enthusiasts who aren’t quite ready to let the Fiesta go, there’s a very rare opportunity in the coming days to get their hands on an original Mk1 model that’s heading to auction with barely any miles on
The UK might have entered a recession in 2022 but it hasn’t stopped petrol heads and motor enthusiasts from splashing out on mega-expensive cars.
The last 12 months saw a number of new auction records for particular models. Among them is a 1955 Mercedes 300 SLR Uhlenhaut Coupe, which sold in Germany back in May for an astronomical £115million, making it the planet’s most expensive motor in history.
We’ve teamed up with classic car valuations experts at Hagerty UK to
Forget about achingly-beautiful Aston Martins, stunning vintage Jaguars and ultra-rare Ferraris – the brand that sent car collectors into a frenzy at the weekend was Ford. And Fast Fords in particular.
While most people associate the carmaker with models like the supremely popular Fiesta – which Ford announced will cease production next year – and family favourites including the Focus and Kuga SUV, back in the eighties the manufacturer produced some of the greatest hot hatches to ever grace our
Classic cars are worth big money, but when the most collectible are offered to the highest bidder they’re usually complete.
Not this one. It’s a 1964 Aston Martin DB5 – a car synonymous with the James Bond movie franchise.
This is highly-revered example of the British classic is one of just 679 UK-spec saloon models produced and has been subject to an ‘exhaustive’ restoration that began more than half a decade ago, hence why it’s in bits.
It went to
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