Bid analysis: WB & Sons' Sale, September 13th
Classic and Performance Cars Fetch High Prices at WB & Sons' Newcastle Auction
A diverse selection of classic and performance cars went under the hammer at WB & Sons' September sale in Newcastle, with several fetching impressive prices.
Leading the pack was a Raleigh Burner BMX, which sold for a surprising £260. While not a traditional car, the iconic BMX bike attracted keen bidders, no doubt drawn by its nostalgic appeal.
Among the more conventional vehicles, TVR models proved to be popular choices. A TVR 400 sold for £11,000, while a TVR 430 fetched £12,250. The highest price for a TVR went to a Chimaera 450, which sold for £9,500, and a Chimaera 500 fetched £11,000.
A lovingly restored Peugeot 205 GTI, a late model on the J registration, was another star of the auction. Previously owned by a local Peugeot enthusiast from the Newcastle area, it sold for £15,500.
Another high-performance car that drew attention was a Sierra Sapphire RS Cosworth. With an underbody restoration, it sold for £16,750.
The lots ranged from 1950s traditional classics to modern performance cars, offering something for every car enthusiast. One such classic was a 1965 Bedford CA ice cream van, which sold for £3,000.
However, not every lot found a buyer. A Standard 8, Mk2 Cavalier, and Riley Elf did not sell under the hammer. A 1986 Bedford CF tipper also remained unsold, fetching £1,900.
A Series 1 1985 Ford Escort RS Turbo sold for £7,750, rounding off a successful auction for WB & Sons.
The September sale at WB & Sons' Newcastle site featured a variety of lots, ensuring a lively bidding war among enthusiasts. With the next auction fast approaching, it's sure to be another exciting event for car collectors and fans alike.
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