Evaluation of Auction: WB & Sons, Held on September 13th
In the bustling city of Newcastle, the September auction at WB & Sons saw a diverse collection of classic and performance cars go under the hammer. The sellers of the TVR and Ford brands were private collectors and enthusiasts specializing in these iconic vehicles.
The lots ranged from 1950s traditional classics to modern performance cars, with a variety of TVR models taking centre stage. The sale featured a selection of restoration projects, providing an opportunity for enthusiasts to acquire a piece of motoring history and bring it back to life.
One of the highlights of the sale was the mighty TVR Chimera, which fetched £11,000. The Chimera, known for its powerful engine and distinctive design, was a popular choice among bidders. Another TVR model that attracted attention was the TVR 400, which sold for £11,000.
For those with a taste for the more contemporary, a Peugeot 205 GTI, a late model on the J registration, was sold for £15,500. A no-reserve Series 1 1985 Ford Escort RS Turbo also found a new home, selling for £7750.
The sale included a choice of Chimera models, with a TVR Chimera 450 selling for £9500 and another for £11,000. A TVR 430 also found a buyer, selling for £12,250.
For those with a sweet tooth, a 1965 Bedford CA ice cream van was up for grabs, selling for £3000. A 1986 Bedford CF tipper was also sold, fetching £1900.
However, not all lots found a buyer on the day. A Standard 8, Mk2 Cavalier, and Riley Elf failed to sell under the hammer.
The results of the sale can be found on the WB & Sons website, providing a comprehensive overview of the day's transactions. Whether you're a seasoned collector or a budding enthusiast, the September sale at WB & Sons' Newcastle site offered something for everyone.
