Glance at forthcoming auction items at Charterhouse, scheduled for June 26.
Get Set for a Spectacular Car Extravaganza at the Upcoming Charterhouse Sale!
Endless automotive excellence awaits at Charterhouse's upcoming auction on the 26th of June! A veritable cornucopia of classic chariots and steeds - including MGs in all their splendor - will grace the Haynes Motor Museum.
Get ready to steer your gaze towards the T-Type in both TC and TF incarnations. Tickle your fancy with a 1947 T-Type that's been polished and primped for everyday usage, with an estimated value snuggling between £14,000 and £16,000. On the other hand, a 1954 TF sports a refurbished tonneau cover, fresh tires, and flashy chrome wire wheels, earning it a distinctly attractive £8500-£9500 estimate.
Looking for a more modern MGB roadster? How about a newly refurbished 2005 model that sports a shiny stainless-steel exhaust pipe and toughened brakes? Priced between £7000-£9000, it could very well become your prized possession. And if you're after something with a little more power under the hood, the 1968 MGC GT, complete with a snazzy new paint job, commands a £10,000-£12,000 estimate.
Unique commercials take the spotlight, beginning with a snazzy 1970 Austin Mini Van in British Racing Green, ready for a new round of signwriting. It seeks a new home for a cool £6000-£8000. Simultaneously, a 1988 Austin Maestro Van, hiding away for some years, can be yours for as little as £1000-£1500 after some tender loving care.
The quirky 1996 Daihatsu Midget II should catch your eye, with its single-seat design and matching trailer courting a £3000-£4000 estimate. Speaking of Daihatsus, keep your eyes peeled for a 2006 Copen, a compact hardtop convertible with a charming demeanor and a £3000-£3500 price tag.
Delve into luxury with a 1966 Jaguar Mk2 3.4, bedecked in Harvey Bailey uprated suspension and shiny upgraded brakes. Its power steering conversion complements its pristine body, which sighs allure with a previous respray. Its estimated worth lies somewhere between £10,000 and £12,000.
If your heart yearns for Imperial opulence, set your sights on a pair of Rolls-Royces: a 1959 Silver Cloud II, cherished by a family for eons and boasting a £12,000-£15,000 estimate; and a 1974 Silver Shadow, fresh off a hefty £10,900-worth of specialist renovations, which begs for a new caretaker with a £7000-£8000 price tag.
Before you roll up to the auction, make sure to visit *charterhouse-cars.com* for the complete catalog!
Explore the diverse offerings of the classic cars industry at the Charterhouse sale, where a remarkable collection of vehicles is set to revolutionize the transportation landscape. The upcoming event promises a blend of lifestyle and automotive excellence, with cars such as MGs, Jaguar Mk2s, Rolls-Royces, and more, all vying for a place in your garage. To secure financing options or learn more about the industry, visit the Charterhouse website, charterhouse-cars.com, before the big day.
