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Click here to subscribeVictory Industries Electric Vauxhall Velox, 1/18th scale plastic battery operated model, green with brown tinplate interior, untested, battery compartment has loose connecters and some corrosion (please see photographs), scrapes to the front license plate decal the back one is worn away, otherwise Good, 9.5"/24cm.
Classix (Pocketbond) - 28 boxed model 1:76 scale vehicles from Classix. Lot includes Classix EM76834 Morris Minor Convertible; EM76811 Ford MkI Zephyr Zodiac; EM76888 Vauxhall H-Type Ten-Four and similar. Models appear to be in Mint condition, housed in Good - Excellent window boxes, some slightly dusty. Models are unchecked for completeness. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (K)
Cararama - A boxed group of 4 Cararama diecast 1:72 scale model set and A boxed group of 25 diecast 1:72 scale model cars. Lot includes Vauxhall VX220, Jaguar S-Type R, Volkswagen W12 Nardo and similar. Models appear to be in Mint condition housed in Good, dusty boxes/plastic cases. Models are unchecked for completeness. (This does not constitute a guarantee) (JT)
Two Brooklin/Pathfinder models 1:43 scale cars including a 1962 Vauxhall Cresta Friary and a 1953 Hash Healey Roadster road version in silver. Both are housed in their original boxes and are in near-mint condition.Brooklin Pathfinder2 models with accessories in big box.Vauxhall Cresta – slight mark on right passenger window, otherwise no apparent damage.
Performing animals.- Royal Gardens, Vauxhall...The Curriculum! or, Olympic Games...50 Horses And Twelve Ponies...Pyramid of Men & Horses. Grand Constable & Master of Ceremonies, Mr. Ducrow..., few tiny marginal nicks, some light toning and soiling, light folds, mount remains to head and foot to verso, 375 x 125mm., Balne Brothers, 20th, 22nd & 23rd August [?1839] § Theatre-Royal, Newcastle...Real Horses! A Real Bear!! And the Two wonderful Dogs!!!..., illustration to head and foot, lightly foxed and browned, light folds, 490 x 175mm., Newcastle, Mitchell, 25th April 1821 § Grand Night...Woolwich...Spanish Parade By all the beautiful Horses...Famous Horse Timour Will introduce his astonishing Tricks, in particular he will leap through a Balloon of Fire..., woodcut illustration to head, tear to head with loss to letter of text, some chipping to edges and very small holes within text but no notable loss, lightly browned and soiled, folds, 505 x 195mm., Coleman, 16th September 1822, printed playbills; and 3 other playbills relating to performing animals, including Mr. Ducrow and his equestrian company at the Theatre-Royal Manchester, v.s. (6) A limited number of printed catalogues are available to purchase for this auction. UK: £35 (incl. postage) Rest of World: £50 (incl. postage) Please contact info@forumauctions.co.uk to place an order.
A collection of Dinky diecast 30 Series cars, three 30b Rolls Royce, two in dark blue the other fawn, three 30c Daimler, one in fawn and another green with a similar green example with open chassis and smooth hubs, together with four 30d Vauxhall, two in green, one red-brown and another brown, all with type 4 plain chassis. (10)
A group of Dinky diecast cars, two 173 Nash Rambler in light blue and pink colours, two 131 Cadillac Eldorado in yellow and pink colours, 192 Desoto Fireflite in grey and red, 147 Cadillac in blue, 186 Mercedes Benz 220SE in blue, 168 Singer Gazelle in grey and green, and 164 Vauxhall Cresta in cream and red. (9)
SEVEN 1/43 SCALE DIECAST MODEL RACING CARS comprising a Schuco [unnumbered] Opel Astra V8 Coupe, no.5, 24H Nurburgring 2003; Schuco No.04903, ABT Audi TT-R, Wendlinger, 2003; Schuco No.04899, ABT Audi TT-R, Terting, 2003; Schuco No.04801, Opel Astra V8 Coupe, Winkelhock, 2002; Schuco No.04813, ABT Audi TT-R, Ekstrom, 2002; Schuco No.04806, Opel Astra V8 Coupe, Olivier, 2002; and Oxford Diecast [unnumbered], Vauxhall Vectra VXR, Giovanardi, BTCC Winner 2007, each mint or near mint and boxed. Condition Report : One box spray soiled but possibly capable of being carefully cleaned. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.
A turquoise brooch, enamel & pearl pin, jet brooch and two more including a Victorian Vauxhall glass dove with olive branch brooch, an ornate turquoise mourning brooch a bar brooch with blue enamel and seed pearl, a jet carved floral brooch and a black glass cluster brooch.(5) total approx. weight of yellow metal 17.3gCondition: With wear commensurate to age yellow metal brooches tested as gold, enamel brooch missing a pin.
A collection of antique and vintage costume jewellery, to include an Art Deco enamel buckle, two Victorian cut steel buckles, a yellow metal shoe buckle, and other cut steel and paste examples, a white metal Arts and Craft bracelet, broken, a vintage carved bone bead necklace, a filigree pill box, unhinged, and a quantity of marcasite, paste, Vauxhall glass brooches, some without fittings, yellow and white metal bracelet components, pendants, etc.Condition ReportMost items are damaged, pin fittings or rother components lacking.As found.
Matchbox Regular Wheels pair of plastic carry cases for 24 Models - each case contains 2 x plastic tray with various Regular Wheels models, vehicles include 11a ERF Petrol Tanker - yellow; 47b Commer Ice Cream Van - cream; 22b Vauxhall Cresta - bronze, 46b Guy Removals Van "Beales Bealsons", plus others, some varitions & duplication - models are generally Fair to Excellent in Good blue carry cases. (44 models + 2 x carry cases) - does contain some non Matchbox models
Matchbox Regular Wheels group of 1950s Cars (1) 33a Ford Zodiac - dark green body with silver trim, type B roof interior with single ejector ring & 2 rear casting pips, matt black base, metal wheels with flat crimped axles (2) similar but - metallic mauve body without rear silver trim but with mask sprayed red tail-lamps, orange side panels, pale green windows, gloss black base with large model number cast, 24-tread silver plastic wheels (does have some paint chips) (3) 45a Vauxhall Victor - primrose yellow body with silver trim & type B bonnet, without windows fitted, matt black base, grey plastic wheels with domed crimped axles - Good Plus to Excellent Plus in Good to Good Plus type B2 & B3 boxes. (3)
Matchbox Regular Wheels pair of plastic carry cases for 24 Models - each case contains 2 x plastic tray with various Regular Wheels models, vehicles include 22a Vauxhall Cresta; 32a Jaguar XK140; 46b Guy Pickfords REmoval Van, plus others, some varitions & duplication - models are generally Fair to Excellent in Good blue carry cases. (48 models + 2 x carry cases)
Matchbox Models of Yesteryear Code 2 Issues (1) MBC03 1938 Auburn Speedster 851 - metallic red body with yellow side panels, (2) MBC06 1928 Bugatti T44 - metallic dark green body and chassis with pale green side panel and brown luggage trunk (3) MBC07 Ford T Tanker "Matawattea" - green body, black chassis and silver tank, (4) MBC11 1914 Prince Henry Vauxhall - metallic green, silver bonnet, black chassis, off-white seats and red 12-spoke wheels (5) Y4 Duesenberg "Leipzig 2013" - Near Mint to Mint in Excellent Plus to Near Mint boxes. (5)
Matchbox Superfast & Super Kings group to include Super Kings 3 pack including Ford Sierra XR4i; MB862 Superfast 3 pack including Peugeot 205; Super Value 5 pack including Vauxhall Astra GTE Police, plus others - genearlly Near Mint to Mint in Fair to Good packaging, two sets have unglued. (5)
Matchbox Superfast a group of Graffix and Graffic (1) GF170 Graffic City - 4 model set with pens & label sheet (most models have pen or labels applied) (2) GF-100 includes Ford A Van and 57 Chevy (3) GF-150 Airport Set - 2 Model Set with pens & sheet (4) GF-130 3-model set includes Vauxhall Astra GTE Police Car and Security Truck, also with Super Kings Ferrari,- generally Near Mint to Mint (one set is Fair) in Good to Excellent packaging. (4)
Matchbox Regular Wheels group of Cars to include 36a Austin A50 - turquoise, black base, metal wheels; 41b D Type Jaguar - grey plastic wheels; 45a Vauxhall Victor - yellow, black base, metal wheels; 46a Morris Minor 1000 - dark green, metal wheels, plus others - Plus to Near Mint in Poor to Good boxes. (9)
Matchbox Models of Yesteryear Code 2 Issues (1) YPW10 1912 Simplex - cream body and chassis with gold side panels and gold 12-spoke wheels (2) Similar but reverse colours (3) YPW11 1937 Mercedes Benz 540K - gold body and chassis with cream side panels and red 24-spoke wheels (4) YPW13 Vauxhall Prince Henry - cream silver bonnet - (5) Similar but Military Green - Near Mint to Mint in Excellent Plus to Near Mint boxes. (5)
Matchbox Models of Yesteryear Code 2 Issues (1) YPW07 1945 MG-TC - gold bonnet & chassis with cream side panelst, (2) YPW08 1930 Packard Victoria - cream chassis, gold side panels and red 24-spoke wheels, (3) YPW09 1929 Mercedes Benz SS - gold body & chassis, cream side panels and 24-spoke red wheels, (4) 1929 Bugatti type 44 - gold body, cream chassis, door, chrome 24-spoke wheels (5) YPW13 Vauxhall Prince Henry - Military Green - Near Mint to Mint in Excellent Plus to Near Mint boxes. (5)
Matchbox Regular Wheels group of Cars to include 38b Vauxhall Victor Estate - silver trim to grille & headlamps only, green interior, gloss black base, 36-tread black plastic wheels; 2 x 56b Fiat 1500 Saloon - silver trim to grille headlamps & front bumper, brown luggage, red interior with front extensions;; 64b MG 1100, plus others - Good Plus to Near Mint in Good to Good Plus boxes. (6)
FIVE BOXED MOKO LESNEY BRITISH CAR MODELS, Vauxhall Cresta, No.22, Ford Zodiac, No.33, sea green, Austin A50 Cambridge, No36, roof brace, metal wheels, Ford Zodiac Convertible, No.39, pale peach body, light green base/interior, metal wheels, Jaguar D-Type, No.41, 1st issue, metal wheels, RN41, all models in very good condition with only very minor paint loss and wear, all contained in Moko type B boxes which range from good to poor with missing flaps, marking and wear, all except No.22 are the later version with model number in black on end flaps
TWO BOXED DIE CAST DINKY TOYS MODEL VEHICLES, the first a Vauxhall Crest Saloon, reference 164, Maroon lower body,, light beige upper half, cream hubs, silvered detail in parts, no windows, light wear, mostly dust, wheels discoloured, box with general wear, the second a type 1 box Rolls Royce Silver Wraith, reference 150, two toned grey body with silvered bumpers and hubs, suspension works, tx disk on window, good condition, box with some creases
THREE EARLY POST WAR DINKY TOYS CAR MODELS, 2 x M.G. Sports Car, No.35c, one in red the other green and an Austin 7 Open Tourer, No.35d, in yellow, the green M.G. has silver detailing, the other two with silver grille only, all with black rubber wheels, all in playworn condition with paint loss, marking and wear, all missing axles and/or tyres but comes with a quantity of loose axles and wheels (appears short of one wheel to repair all three cars), with three boxed Charbens 'Old Crocks' models 1904 Spyker, No.2, 1914 'Old Bill' Bus, No.3, 1907 Vauxhall, No.5, all with paint loss and wear, Vauxhall showing signs of metal fatigue, No.1 & 3 boxes complete, No.5 missing flaps from one end, but all with other minor damage and wear (6)
Garrad an 9ct gold pocket watch, the silvered dial having gold Roman numerals, baton hands, a subsidiary seconds dial and signed Garrard, Swiss Movement, the case hallmarked within for 9ct gold, London 1984, with the movement having a lever escapement and stamped Garrard, 17 Jewels, Swiss along with the calibre number 6497, engraved to the rear, 'Ray Stroud 25yrs Service Vauxhall Motors ltd 1987', in presentation case, diameter 45mm, gross weight c.56.62gs.
Executors Instructions: A Vauxhall Vectra Energy 5 Dr Hatchback, Reg WP 04 HDC, Petrol, 1796cc, Blue, Mileage 85,200, First Registered June 2004, Single Owner, Taxed Until June 2025, MOT Expired, V5C Document Present, Requires Valeting.Auctioneers Note: A genuine car, unused over the last year, current registered owner deceased, Executors instructions to sell.Buyers premium of 8% + VAT applicable to all vehicles in this sale only.*Please note: We encourage all interested parties to view in person whenever possible. We strive to provide comprehensive information regarding condition and specification ahead of sale but cannot provide any warranty as regard to condition / working order of any vehicle.
A splendid example of the Rover K-Series (VVC)-engined Seven from single ownership and in simply remarkable condition. As the Seven’s popularity as a model at Lotus ebbed and flowed during the late 1960s, whenever it looked as though the company’s drive upmarket would leave it behind and it would be axed from the range, Caterham Cars’ founder, Graham Nearn, would bang on the factory door and buy a handful of cars to try and persuade the powers that be to keep it in production. As sole distributors and obviously staunch supporters of the model, when the time came for Lotus to finally pull the plug in 1973, it was Caterham who took over the reins, with Nearn buying the operation lock, stock and barrel (plus a number of redundant Formula Ford 51s to sweeten the deal for the now ‘luxury’ car brand) and the Caterham Seven was born.The superb example we have on offer here was first registered in 1998 having been factory-built and consequently being allocated an ‘R’ registration as opposed to the less desirable ‘Q Plate’ with its kit-car connotations. Finished in Caterham Red, it was supplied new to its one and only keeper back in 1998 and is only now coming up for sale as he is no longer able to enjoy it as he once did. Always garaged and used in summer only, it is immaculately presented and could conceivably be 25 weeks old as opposed to rolling off the assembly line some 25 years ago.It’s fitted with the superior de Dion rear suspension layout and was factory-fitted with AP ‘big’ front brakes and a 6-speed gearbox. Over the years, Caterham have employed a staggering range of engines from mainstream manufacturers such as Ford and Vauxhall through to Rover, but it’s the lighter weight units that seem to suit the car best and the 150bhp Rover 1.8-litre K-Series in VVC (Variable Valve Control) configuration, as fitted here, was the choice of most buyers between 1997 and 2006.Optioned equipment includes leather seats, full-harness seat belts, Momo steering wheel, anti-cavitation oil tank, battery cut-off switch, a heater and full weather equipment. The only modifications from standard are LED headlights which can easily be replaced with standard lights.The current indicated mileage is 25,500 and we understand that the car has been serviced annually by a Caterham specialist to an extremely high standard. The engine was refreshed recently although there were no issues, it was simply preventative maintenance. It’s supplied with a full service history supported by numerous invoices, the V5C and both keys.As can be seen from our images, this lovely Seven is in the sort of condition that can only be achieved by dedicated care and attention to detail over the years and we invite your inspection at our Race Retro sale to fully appreciate the quality on offer.Specification Make: CATERHAM Model: 7 VVC Year: 1998 Chassis Number: SDKRDCARW0030522 Registration Number: R79 AFM Transmission: Manual Engine Number: RC-30522 Drive Side: Right-hand Drive Odometer Reading: 25600 Miles Make: RHDClick here for more details and images
The celebrated 'Vader Restomod', painstakingly finished and fitted with an Exon Racing C20XE 285bhp engine mated to a Quaife sequential gearbox following a project that cost c.£200,000. If you’re reading this listing it’s highly likely that you are the sort of person who nods appreciatively at a passing classic, regardless of the badge, because above all, we are enthusiasts. We all remember the first car that made us smile, perhaps your dad’s car or maybe a shiny MG or Austin-Healey that passed you every morning whilst standing at the bus stop as a 14 year old on the way to school.The remarkable motor car on offer here owes its very existence to that level of nostalgia, generated from a 15 year old’s first experience of going fast in a road-rally prepared Chevette back in the day. With later success came the sports cars that one expects to see in an enthusiast’s garage and yet that memory lingered - could that first experience be recreated? With a healthy budget and some firm ideas, that formative memory grew into a compulsion to create something very special. No ordinary undertaking and with only a handful of specialist workshops with proven experience of combining precision engineering and design flair, the talented team at Retropower Ltd of Leicestershire were duly commissioned. Not many workshops would be brave enough to 'resto mod' a car for Gordon Murray, one of the world’s leading automotive designers, however they had been tasked with that project and he was delighted, declaring his Mk1 Escort 'A masterpiece of functionality and classic understatement…the car is more than I’d ever hoped for'.However, understatement was clearly missing in the brief for 'Project Vader' and the photographic record of the 18 month transformation of a rather tired hatch-backed 1983 Vauxhall Chevette L in faded yellow to the spectacular one off motorcar we see today is breathtaking. The Chevette HSR enjoyed much success in 'Group 4' rallying in the past and its distinctive looks with a wide rear end tapering to a slightly narrower front was much admired, however 'Project Vader' was never intended to be some half-baked rally homage, but a new car with performance to match its looks.The record of works is exhaustive and we’ll therefore highlight the key points that make this car unlike any other. Happily, motoring journalist Jonny Smith interviewed Callum Seviour of Retropower about the build and Jonny’s subsequent road test is a joy to watch on his YouTube channel, The Late Brake Show.Taken back to its bare shell which was then braced, the gearbox and axle tunnels were enlarged to house the upgraded mechanicals whilst the car was fitted with a triangulated cage and the extra wide GRP body kit was extensively refinished for the perfect fit. One of Paul Exon’s highly rated C20XE Redtop engines, rated at 265bhp at the flywheel, was then mated to a Quaife 6-speed sequential gearbox. The interior speaks for itself; the carbon fibre trim, push button controls and digital display has more than a hint of Knightrider. The attention to detail is exquisite, from the raised Vader badge at the rear to the subtly re-finished period Vauxhall emblem on the bonnet. The odometer currently reads some 42,000 miles which is largely immaterial in what is essentially a new car. The project took 18 months with an investment of close to £200,000 and the spectacular result is unquestionably unique in the proper sense of the word.Further technical and specification to follow.Specification Make: VAUXHALL Model: CHEVETTE Year: 1983 Chassis Number: M3DE137944 Registration Number: GKX 99Y Transmission: Manual Drive Side: Right-hand Drive Odometer Reading: 42000 Miles Make: RHD Interior Colour: BlackClick here for more details and images
Konvolut von ca. 62 s/w- und Farbfotografien"Messe- und Industriefotografie (IAA) 1960er- Jahre" Fotografen: Max Göllner, Robert Göllner, Metzeler, Artur Pfau, Foto Woscidlo Frankfurt am Main. Themenauflistung und Firmen: Messestände (Golde, Duro-Glas, Kinoglas, Sekurit), Automobil (Opel, Delta 1 (NSU), Vauxhall, Mercedes-Benz, Ford Taunus M12 und MP 4, Chevrolet Impala), Architektur/Innenarchitektur. Meist verso mit dem Fotografenstempel und Bezeichnung, je Vintageabzüge u.a. auf Agfa und Agfa-Brovira. 10,5 x 14,5 cm bis 21 x 29,5 cm, o. R.
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