Preview of the upcoming auction at WB & Sons, to take place on July 19
Prepare for an exciting automotive event as WB & Sons prepares to host their July 19 auction at their Newcastle upon Tyne base. With a whopping 177 entries, the auction promises a rich variety of show-winning British classics, Italian hot hatches, and classic competition cars [4].
One of the standout vehicles expected to grace the auction block is a 1960 Austin Seven, a superbly restored early Mini, estimated to sell for £14,000-£16,000. For those seeking a taste of British motoring history, a rare Dagenham-built Model 48 Saloon from 1936 is guided at £5000-£7000 [1].
Italian enthusiasts will not be left wanting, with a 1976 Autobianchi A112 Abarth competition car predicted to sell for £14,000-£16,000. For those who prefer the finesse of a Ferrari, two examples of the BMW Z3 2.8s are also up for sale [2].
British classics are well-represented, with a 1969 MGC roadster expected to sell for £10,000-£14,000. Ford fans can look forward to bidding on two examples of the Mk3 Escort RS1600i from 1983, and a 1985 Escort RS Turbo S1 [3].
Performance models are not forgotten, with a Ford Racing Puma from 2000 estimated to sell for £14,000-£18,000, and two Porsche 911s in Carrera 4S guise, one a convertible and the other a coupe [5].
The auction also features a variety of more affordable options, such as a 1983 Ford Capri 2.8 Injection, a 1985 Citroën CX25 GTI Turbo, and a 1991 Panda with just 35,000 miles, guided at £4000-£6000 [6].
If you're in the market for a classic or collectible vehicle, the WB & Sons auction on July 19 is not to be missed. For a full list of entries and more information, visit the auction catalogue at wbandsons.com [7]. With competitive pricing reflective of well-preserved and historically significant vehicles in the classic car sector, this auction is set to attract a wide range of bidders [3][4]. Don't miss your chance to secure a piece of automotive history!
The auction event at WB & Sons on July 19 will feature a variety of automotive options, including a 1960 Austin Seven priced between £14,000-£16,000, showcasing the lifestyle aspect of British motoring history [1]. For those into Italian automotive, a 1976 Autobianchi A112 Abarth competition car is estimated to sell for a similar price range [2]. In addition, the event caters to finance-conscious buyers with more affordable options like a 1983 Ford Capri 2.8 Injection [6], demonstrating the diversity of offerings spanning multiple industries.
