Preview of forthcoming South Western Vehicle Auction, scheduled for April 24th
Get Ready for SWVA's 2025 Second Classic Sale, Packed with Rarities and Favorites!
Following in the footsteps of their previous sales, SWVA is once again gathering a diverse array of rare and coveted classics for their upcoming event, taking place at their Poole base. With over 80 lots on offer, the sale promises something for everybody.
Viewing opportunities are available both on Saturdays and weekdays before the sale, providing potential buyers ample time to inspect the vehicles up close.
Luxury automobiles abound, with standouts like a 1975 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow I, bathed in Athenian Blue and boasting a robust service history, estimated at £8000-10,000. A 1989 Bentley Turbo R, showcasing a voluminous history file featuring nearly £70,000 in invoices, could be a steal if the £2000-3000 estimate hits the mark.
Regal luxury is also at hand with a 1966 Rover P5 3.0-Litre, sporting a tidy appearance and allegedly displaying just 26,000 miles, conducive to a £4000-5000 estimate. Another impressive entry is a 1999 BMW E38 735i, showcasing excellent condition and the powerful 3.5-litre V8, listed with a £1500-2500 guide.
Additionally, a 1984 Daimler 4.2 exhibiting a mere 44,000 miles carries a £2000-3000 estimate, while eagle-eyed shoppers might want to consider a roomy 2003 XJ8 eight-seater limousine, estimated at £2500-3500.
Sports car enthusiasts will find a smorgasbord of options, including the unique 1973 Jensen Healey Mk1, adorned in 'triple black' and priced at £4500-5500. For a more accessible price point, consider the 1967 Triumph TR4A IRS, which boasts a rebuilt engine by specialist CCK Historic, with a potential selling price of £10,000-12,000.
Family-friendly classics are aplenty, too. A 1970 Ford Cortina Mk2 1600 Deluxe, having enjoyed the faithful companionship of a single owner for 53 years, sports a £4000-5000 estimate. A rare 1971 Fiat 500L in Giallo (yellow) Positano, an anomaly as a UK-market car, maintains just 41,900 miles, warranting an impressive £7500-8500 guide.
Lastly, the 1968 MG 1300 and the 1976 Triumph Dolomite 1850HL, with their unrestored bodyshells and competitive price tags of £2000-3000, are surely to garner attention.
For the full catalogue, visit swva.co.uk. Happy hunting!
SWVA's 2025 Second Classic Sale also extends to other categories, offering a captivating selection of home-and-garden items that cater to diverse lifestyles. One such piece is a mid-century modern Rosewood sideboard, estimated at £1500-2500.
In addition to the automotive selections, this event features an assortment of cars that complement various lifestyle preferences. For the eco-conscious buyer, a 2010 Tesla Roadster, the world's first electric supercar, is listed with an estimate of £50000-65000.
