The classic car gallery has also been affected by the coronavirus. The auction, which was planned for the Swiss Classic World in Lucerne, had to be canceled along with the trade fair. And the annual auction in Gstaad has also been postponed until 2021.
However, the auction on October 17, 2020 is set to take place and promises to be bigger, more diverse and more exciting than its predecessors.
On all channels
Once again, the auction will be broadcast live on the internet and, depending on how the coronavirus pandemic develops, more or fewer people will be able to take part on site. Telephone bids and written pre-bids are of course also possible.
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The lot list is far from complete, and classic car owners who are willing to sell still have the chance to add their car to an interesting selection.
Varied offer
Even now, around two months before the auction, some of the cars that will go under the hammer on October 17, 2020 are already known.
Three Jaguar classics are set to fall into new hands: an E-Type from 1961 in the coveted flat-floor roadster version, an XK 120 OTS from 1952 and a Sovereign 4.0 from 1994.
The Bertone Alfa Romeo coupés are always popular; in Toffen, a 2000 GTV from 1973 will be called up.
One of the highlights will certainly be the 1973 Maserati Bora with its 4.9-liter engine and stunning color scheme.
The Ford Cortina Mk II has become really rare. On offer here is a 1600 E from 1970 with a well-documented history.
And these are just a few examples from the constantly growing list of lots.
The website of the classic car gallery is constantly updated and shows many photos and background information on each vehicle.
