Bonhams MPH July 2021 - a quick project before the next lockdown?
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Summary
The Bonhams MPH auction takes place in Bicester every two months or so, and on July 17, 2021, it was that time again. 112 cars (including a tractor) were auctioned alongside a number of motorcycles and spare parts. 71 percent found a new owner directly, for an average of £ 19,773. Some restoration and refurbishment projects, such as an Opel Manta GT/E or a Jensen Interceptor, generated a lot of interest, but there were also some really affordable ready-to-use classics for sale. This auction report provides an insight, analyzes the results and shows many of the lots in pictures.
This article contains the following chapters
- Diverse range
- Solid, but not outstanding figures
- Manta as a high-flyer
- Cheap Jensen Interceptor?
- Underestimated?
- Healthy demand
- Cheap deals or bargains?
Estimated reading time: 4min
Preview (beginning of the article)
On July 17, 2021, the MPH auction took place in Bicester, as it does every other month. In front of a modest audience, but mainly online, 115 four-wheeled vehicles (plus some motorcycles, automobilia and the like) were auctioned off. In total, the vehicle lots were estimated at £ 2.8 million, so £ 25,583 was expected per car. As always at the MPH auctions, the focus was not on super classics and million-dollar values, but on classic cars and restoration projects. This is not to say that well-restored and fully drivable classic cars and youngtimers were available for purchase, on the contrary.
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