The Fischer Classic Car Auction on May 28, 2016 has taken shape. The registration deadline has passed and the vehicles have been selected.
Kuno Fischer, auctioneer and managing director of Galerie Fischer Auktionen AG, is naturally looking forward to the auction with great anticipation: "We are overwhelmed by how positively collectors, as well as dealers in Switzerland and abroad, are responding to our Fischer Classic Car Auction project. This is shown not only by the personal discussions, but also by the consignments of selected vehicles."
The catalog with all vehicles, including detailed information and illustrations, is expected to be online at the beginning of May.
In addition to the previously announced Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 from 1934, ten other interesting cars will be briefly described here.
Mercedes-Benz 300S Roadster, built in 1953
Top original and authentic vehicle, complete history available
Matching numbers: Copy of Mercedes Benz 300S order card available
Very good overall condition, never restored
Current road registration (July 16, 2015 / Code 180 - Veteran)
Estimate: CHF 650'000 to 850'000
Bentley S2 Continental DHC Park Ward, year 1961
Original vehicle - No. 14 of a total of 27 vehicles built with km speedometer
First owner H.M. King Hassan II of Rabat, Morocco
Matching numbers according to Bentley register extract
Very good overall condition - complete Swiss restoration from 2001-2004
Current road registration (March 04, 2014 / Code 180 - Veteran)
Estimate: CHF 300'000 to 350'000
Ferrari 365 GTC/4 Spider Conversion, year 1971
Top maintained Ferrari 365 GTC/4 Spider
Expertise Graber Sportgarage AG, Toffen
Very good condition - converted to a Spider between 1992 and 1993
Valid MFK inspection dated March 31, 2014 (code 180 - registration as a veteran)
Estimate: CHF 300'000 to 340'000
Delahaye 122 Brookland Special, year 1933
Beautifully restored Delahaye racing car
Very good overall condition - reliable roadster
New road registration possible if required (Code 180 - Veteran)
Estimate: CHF 210'000 to 240'000
Jaguar E-Type S1 Coupé, year 1962
Original Jaguar E-Type Series 1 with Moss gearbox and 3.8 liter engine
Matching numbers: Jaguar Heritage Certificate No. 36'555
Very good condition - completely and meticulously restored from 1991 to 2007
Valid MFK inspection (code 180 - registration as a veteran)
Estimate: CHF 185'000 to 215'000
AC Aceca, year 1955
Very good overall condition - engine / gearbox overhauled in 2014
Successful Mille Miglia participation in the recent past
Current road registration (April 2014 / Code 180 - Veteran)
Estimate: CHF 165'000 to 185'000
Mercedes Benz 220SEb Cabrio, year 1962
Beautiful and authentic vehicle
Very good overall condition - extensively restored
Current road registration (December 19, 2014 / Code 180 - Veteran)
Estimate: CHF 160'000 to 180'000
Bentley Derby 3.5 Liter DHC, year 1934
Unique vehicle with Swallow Sidecar (SS) bodywork
Very good condition: extensively restored in 2012
Extensive documentation (history, photos, documents) available
Vehicle duty paid in Switzerland (form 13.20A)
Estimate: CHF 160'000 to 180'000
Singer 1.5 Ltr. Sport Le Mans, year 1936
Original vehicle - No. 64 of a total of 70 vehicles built
Matching numbers according to Singer register
Very good overall condition - completely restored from 1995-2000
Current road registration (February 14, 2011 / Code 180 - Veteran)
Estimate: 110'000 to 130'000
In addition to these super classics, fans of tennis player Martina Hingis will certainly be interested in the Porsche 996 that she won at a tournament in Germany many years ago.
And with a Fiat OSCA Spider or a VW Beetle Cabriolet, there will also be vehicles for smaller wallets up for auction on May 28, 2016.
All cars will be on display at the Swiss Classic World before the auction and can be inspected there.
The sale itself will take place on May 28, 2016 at the Swiss Classic World trade fair.
Further information can be found on the website of the Fischer auction house.
