Not fooling around

Anglia Car Auctions’ two-day sale might kick o on April Fool’s day but there’s no messing around when it comes to this varied choice of classics

Agenerously proportioned sale should also o er plenty of variety and one featuring a 1932 Austin Seven van alongside a 1990 Toyota Century would appear to do precisely that.

A selection of MGBS including a one-owner 1973 model (est: £70009000) and 1972 automatic (est: £6000-8000) is joined by a pair of 1952 TDS – a LHD one estimated at £10,000-14,000 and another at £15,000-20,000.

A pair of Morris Minors, one a 1969 Traveller the other a 1956 four-door, are o ered at no-reserve. The latter is one of several projects on o er in this particular sale. A 1953 Austin A90 Atlantic coupé (also no-reserve) makes an unusual sight, too, and with much work already done, a part-completed 1968 Jaguar S-type 3.8 project car is estimated at £10,00012,000.

Looking for a touch of la dolce vita from your next classic purchase? Then step this way because two Alfasuds are o ered at no-reserve and there are two 1960 Giulietta Spiders, one of which is estimated at £48,00058,000, while a Veloce model is £70,000-80,000. A 1966 Autobianchi Bianchina is estimated at £4000-6000 and a 1967 Fiat 1100R Familiale at £8000-12,000. A 1951 Lancia Aurelia B10 with period Mille Miglia history (it took part in 1952) but in need of restoration, is estimated at £18,00022,000 and should arouse plenty of interest.

US o erings include a 1931 Buick 8-90 sedan (est: £15,00018,000), 1967 Chevrolet Camaro RS convertible (est: £17,000-19,000) and a 1989 Chevrolet Corvette (est: £6000-8000) as well as a 1964 Chrysler 300K two-door, estimated at £17,000-20,000.

Fast Ford’s come in the shape of a 1967 Mustang GTA S-code fastback (£48,000-58,000) and a 2000 Ford Mondeo ST200 saloon with a £60008000 estimate. A 2002 Mondeo Ghia X 24v that’s covered 18,911 miles has no-reserve, meanwhile.

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