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A Rio No.90, Mercedes-Benz 300 W189, black; a Matchbox 'Dinky Collection' No.DY13B, Bentley 'R' Continental, dark metallic blue; a Matchbox 'Dinky Collection' No.DY-15, Austin A40 Van, 'Brooke Bond'; two Corgi Classics 1/43 scale models; and eleven Lledo Vanguards, including one two-model gift set, each mint or near mint and boxed, (seventeen models in sixteen boxes).
1992 JAGUAR XJS 5.3 LITRE CONVERTIBLE SUPPLIED NEW BY STRATSTONES MAYFAIR Estimate £6500 - 7500 Registration Number K5 DMC Chassis Number SAJJNAOW3EN181752 Engine Number 85084528SJ Engine Capacity 5344 Paint Colour SIGNAL RED Trim Colour BARLEY MOT Expiry Date FEB 2008 Introduced in the autumn of 1975, the XJS replaced the immortal E-Type on the production lines and in the Jaguar catalogue. However, it was in many respects not a direct replacement for the E-type being much more of a sportily styled long distance inter-continental tourer than a beefy sportscar and as such was much more in tune with the times. Powered by the famous silken 5343cc V12 engine and fitted in the main with standard automatic transmission (a manual was available until 1979 but few were sold), the typically Jaguar combination of precise, grippy handling and superlative ride comfort made this car more than a match for its German contemporaries, the Mercedes-Benz 450 SLC and BMW 6-Series. Sales however soon slowed to a mere trickle as fuel economy became of paramount importance in buyers minds during the late 1970s/early 1980s. Thankfully instead of stopping production altogether (this was considered as the production lines were halted in 1980 to clear existing stocks) Jaguar installed the new HE (HighEfficiency) version of the V12 engine into the XJS in 1981. Raising the average fuel consumption from 15mpg to around 20mpg, sales of the XJS took off overnight. Further development included the introduction of the Cabriolet model in October 1983 together with a brand new 3.6 litre engine, and then the launch of a full Convertible bodystyle in April 1988. With a full convertible roof the XJS's somewhat unusual styling finally acquired the elegance and presence expected of a Jaguar and with the standard 5.3 litre engine backed this up with true sports car performance. Subtly facelifted in 1991, production continued until 1995 and today the XJS is beginning to acquire true classic status as good original cars become increasingly rare.A desirable 5.3 Litre Convertible model, the 1992 XJS offered here is finished in red with a barley coloured leather interior and the recorded mileage of 60,400 is believed but not guaranteed by the vendor to be correct. There is a partial part-Jaguar service history starting at 27,000 miles in 1996 and following some detective work by the vendor a replacement service book has been obtained. Described by the vendor as 'excellent' in all respects save for interior rim and wheels/tyres ('good') this XJS will be sold with an MOT current until February 2008.
1964 MERCEDES-BENZ 220 SE CONVERTIBLE EXCELLENT RHD EXAMPLE OF THIS MARQUE Estimate £17000 - 20000 Registration Number EBY115B Chassis Number 111023-22-066963 Engine Number 111023-22-066963 Engine Capacity 2197 Paint Colour WHITE Trim Colour BLUE MOT Expiry Date JUNE 2007 Launched in 1959, the 220 'Fintail' saloon (known as the 220 B in Mercedes design parlance) replaced the very successful 'Ponton' series of mid-range Mercedes-Benz saloons. Available in S & SE models (the SE featuring fuel injection), the range was quickly expanded in 1961 with the launch of 190 and 300 models to top and tail the range. As always with Mercedes coupe and convertible versions of the saloon followed, the very elegant Coupe was launched in 1961 with a Convertible hitting the UK market in July 1962. Available with a manual or automatic gearbox and fitted with the fuel-injected engines as standard, the Coupe/Convertible were unlike the saloons always fitted with front disc brakes as standard. Always very expensive and imported in limited quantities the 220 SE Coupe/Convertible remained a rare sight on UK roads, only featuring in the Mercedes price lists until October 1965 when they were replaced by the visually identical but larger engined and more powerful 250 SE versions.Always the rarer of the 2 bodystyles, the 220 SE Convertible offered for sale here today is a 1964 car with automatic gearbox in white with a blue leather interior and blue hood. Showing a recorded mileage of 82,000 which the vendor believes but does not guarantee to be correct, we are told that this was one of a number of cars purchased by Mercedes-Benz UK to be used in showroom displays of historic Mercedes around the country. Purchased by the vendor from the Birmingham showroom who had unfortunately lost all the paperwork when moving premises, he was told that the car had been fitted with a new hood and lining at a cost of £3,500 and new carpets. Also including the original leather tonneau cover the car is described by the vendor as 'excellent' with regard to engine, transmission and bodywork and 'good' with regard to electrics, paintwork, interior trim, chassis and wheels/tyres. The car has an MOT and is taxed until June 2007.
1994 RANGE ROVER SE TOWNLEY STRETCH LIMOUSINE EX SULTAN OF BRUNEI FAMILY & 14K MILES Estimate £24000 - 28000 Registration Number L23 PWT Chassis Number SALLHBM33MA648288 Engine Number N0D09761B Engine Capacity 4275 Paint Colour BLACK Trim Colour RED MOT Expiry Date APRIL 2007 One of the few truly 'classless' cars of recent times, the Range Rover was the brainchild of famous Rover engineer Spen King. The idea was simple yet brilliant - to take the supreme off-road ability of the Land Rover and marry it to the comfort and refinement of the Rover saloons to create a truly multi-purpose vehicle. Yet few could have foreseen just how successful the Range Rover would be at marrying these opposing qualities. Launched in June 1970 with a practical yet stylish 3-door station wagon body and powered by the sinewy ex-Buick 3.5 litre V8 engine the Range Rover was an instant hit with both farmers and the Chelsea set alike. Throughout the 1970s demand far outstripped supply and during the 1980s further development saw the introduction of a 4-door model, automatic gearbox and a Turbo Diesel engine to ensure that the Range Rover always stayed one step ahead of pretenders such as the Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen and myriad Japanese off-roaders from Nissan, Toyota & Mitsubishi.However, this particular black Range Rover is no ordinary 4x4. Originally ordered by the Sultan of Brunei for his younger brother Prince Jefri, the car was converted by Townley 4x4 (coachbuilders to The Queen) at a total cost of £139,000 and features 2 additional centre doors with strengthened chassis, raised roofline with laminated sunroof, darkened windows and one piece opening rear tailgate. Having a central full electric division the red Bridge of Weir leather interior has three rear seats (2 electrically operated) and includes such luxuries as full air conditioning, stereo/CD player and two remote control 8" television sets with video recorder. Fitted with 4.3 litre V8 engine and automatic gearbox the car has covered only 14,000 miles from new, a figure guaranteed correct by the vendor. Described as 'A1+' condition in all aspects by the vendor this particular car found fame when it was used to ferry Mike Tyson around Glasgow when he fought at Hampden Park in July 2000 (copy period news reports on file).
1984 MERCEDES-BENZ 280 SL LOVELY CAR WITH FSH & HARD/SOFT TOPS Estimate £7000 - 8000 Registration Number TNJ 378 Chassis Number 1070422A010095 Engine Number 11099022005850 Engine Capacity 2746 Paint Colour CHAMPAGNE Trim Colour CREAM MOT Expiry Date FEB 2008 The 1971 launched SL was a very different car to its 'pagoda' roofed 280 SL predecessor, being much more of a high-speed inter-continental express than an out and out sports car. Available as a 350 SL or 450 SL, the V8 engines and semi-trailing arm rear suspension components were taken from the S-Class and like its predecessor it was available as a roadster or as a coupe with removable hardtop. Very much in a class of its own at launch, the SL's only major competition came from the recently re-engined Jaguar E-Type V12 which whilst still beautiful was a much older basic design. Steadily refined and developed but never substantially altered over a production run which even by Mercedes-Benz standards was lengthy, the SL remained in production in this form until 1989. A smaller 6-cylinder 280 SL had been introduced in mainland Europe in 1974 but it was not until October 1980 that this model became available in the UK. Powered by a gusty yet refined 2746cc engine producing 185bhp even the 280 model lacked nothingwhen it came to performance and being indistinguishable externally from its larger engine brothers was a popular 'entry level' way into Mercedes convertible motoring. The 280 SL lasted until October 1985 when it was replaced by the 300 SL, which at the same time received the SL's one and only minor facelift.The 1984 car on offer today is finished in champagne with a cream part leather interior and has a mileage verified by the current owner of 85,476 at the time of going to press with a full service history. Featuring the more popular automatic transmission, this example is described by the vendor as being 'excellent' in every area with an 'as new' interior. Included with this car is the desirable factory hardtop as well as the personalised registration number TNJ 378 and the car will be sold with MOT until February 2008 and tax until April 2007.
1994 MERCEDES-BENZ E 220 CABRIOLET LOVELY EXAMPLE WITH FULL SERVICE HISTORY Estimate £7500 - 8500 Registration Number L39 GNF Chassis Number WDB1240622C099928 Engine Number 11196022048694 Engine Capacity 2199 Paint Colour MET. BLUE Trim Colour GREY MOT Expiry Date FEB 2008 Launched originally in 1985 to replace the successful and long-running W123 series of mid-range Mercedes-Benz cars, the W124 series built on the reputation of thorough design and meticulous construction which had characterised its predecessor but added a dash more driver appeal to the recipe. Featuring a particularly sophisticated multi-link rear suspension design to give an excellent handling and ride compromise, the W124 was launched as a saloon and the range gradually expanded to include a T-Series Estate (1986), CE Coupe (1987) and then finally CE Cabriolet bodystyle in 1992. Virtually unique in the market place as a full four-seater convertible which demanded no compromises from its rear seat passengers (think Jaguar XJS Convertible...) the Cabriolet was an immediate hit and with limited right hand drive production long waiting lists accompanied the model throughout its market life. Almost immediately after the introduction of the Cabriolet Mercedes-Benz redesignated all its mid-range models as E-Class as part of a range-wide attempt to simplify what had become a very confusing range of engine size based model designations. Accompanied by some minor exterior restyling and new engines in certain models, the Cabriolet range was also expanded with the introduction of a 220 4-cylinder model to join the 320 6-cylinder. In this form production of the Cabriolet model continued long after the saloon had been replaced by an all-new model in 1995 until the introduction of its CLK Cabriolet replacement in 1998.The 1994 E220 Cabriolet Automatic which is offered for sale here today is finished in metallic blue with a grey cloth interior and shows a current mileage of just under 97,000 at the time of going to press, a figure guaranteed by the vendor to be correct. With the all important full service history (mainly but not exclusively Mercedes-Benz) the vendor describes all aspects of the car's condition as 'excellent' and claims that 'over £800 recently spent on automatic hood mechanism' and 'new battery'. Also featuring a CD player this refined convertible has an MOT until February 2008.
Corgi: Simon Snorkel Fire Engine, 'Outspan' Routemaster Bus, Mercedes-Benz 600 Pullman, red and white Lotus Elan Coupe, metallic blue Lotus Elan, Ford Cortina Estate with golfer and clubs bag, Marcos Volvo, Bedford 'Corgi Toys' Van, Mini Police Van with officer and Alsatian, 1968 Grenoble Olympic Citroen Safari Estate with two skiis, two poles, sledge, sledger and skiier, metallic blue Lancia Fulvia Zagato and 1966 catalogue, VG-E, catalogue F-G (12)
Corgi: thirty-four 1960's issues including Ferrari Berlinetta, Mercedes-Benz 600 Pullman, Jaguar 2.4 Litre, Plymouth Sports Suburban, Ford Thunderbird Open Sports, red Volvo 1800, Bedford 'S' Type Mobilgas Tanker, Bedford AA Van, Riley Pathfinder Police Car, Jaguar Fire Chief Car and Basil Brush Car P-VG, some chipping (35)
Corgi: gold 239 Volkswagen 1500 Karmann-Ghia, 267 Batmobile, 377 Marcos 3-Litre, white 393 Mercedes-Benz 350 SL, 334 Ford Escort Europe, 426 Pinder Booking Office, 159 Patrick Eagle Indianapolis in original boxes; late issues D.36-1, 96656, two 90110 in original boxes, G-E, 267 Batmobile some retouching, photocopied accessories, one rocket jammed, box with photocopied tab and end flap, 426 sun-faded, boxes F-VG, 426 and 377 boxes sun-faded (11)
Matchbox TV & Film: Thunderbird 1, Thunderbird 2 with Thunderbird 4, Lady Penelope's F.A.B.1 Rolls-Royce, Stingray; M.O.Y. Y16 metallic green Mercedes-Benz, 74 Cougar Villager and three jets; three aircraft by other makers; Lledo: Morris 'Diecast Collector' Van, 'Spirella' and 'Pratts; Corgi CC02601 Bedford 'Corgi Toys' Van certificate 3243 in original box, VG-E (16)
Various makes: Schabak 910-1 Lufthansa set in original box; Lesney Models of Yesteryear, two with original boxes; Corgi Green Hornet's Black Beauty, Batmobile, Trophy gold-plated Austin Healey (lack windscreen), maroon 230 Mercedes-Benz 220 SE Coupe, GAMA Mercedes-Benz 220 S Taxi, other makers, a plastic steam locomotive and six comical figures P-VG (70)
Various makes: Marklin orange 1819 BMW 2002 TI with specification sheet and unused sticker sheet, Solido dark metallic grey 121 Lancia Flaminia Coupe Pinin Farina, Kirk 927 Jaguar E-Type in Tekno box, Quiralu blue Vespa 400 box, Mockbny yellow 412 Lada in boxes and Kirk white Mercedes-Benz 230 SL, G-VG (6)
Various makes: Mangold orange 2421 Linde Fork-Lift; Quiralu (reproduction new issues) Mercedes-Benz 300 SL, Porsche 356A and Messerschmitt KR 200; Metosul maroon 3 Alfa-Romeo Giulietta Spyder; Polistil Lotus F1; Politoys Bedford 3-Ton Army Wagon; Schuco 784-2 Lufthansa Boeing 727 in original boxes; Matchbox 27 Cadillac Sixty Special, Airport Playmat and Mega-rig in original boxes, Plymouth Gran Fury Police; SS 5719 maroon Ford Mustang, G-E, boxes P-E, 27 lacks end flaps (13)
A Tri-ang Minic No.10M, Tipping Lorry, pre-war, in military green with a non-original camouflage tilt, unboxed; a Schuco Studio clockwork Mercedes-Benz racing car, maroon, racing number 5, generally good condition (lacking steering wheel); another, in blue, with racing number 9, playworn; a Meccano No.1 Clockwork Motor, blue, in a blue box; a cast-metal 'Monak' cap-gun; a small quantity of lead figures; and other toys.
Mercedes - The 1952 300 SLR Panamericana winning car. A hand finished 1:18th scale metal and alloy bodied model of the Karl Kling driven 1952 Panamericana Mercedes 300 SLR, with opening bonnet, boot and gullwing doors, a detailed engine, a cloth check seat, and two boot-stored spare tyres, with chrome work to the window surrounds, radiator grille, headlight, rear light and indicator surrounds, leather bonnet straps and vulture guards fitted to the windscreen, set to a perspex and aluminium case with incised plaque.
* Stirling Moss. Mille Miglia 1955 A signed photograph depicting Moss with navigator Denis Jenkinson on a victory parade following their famous win in the legendary round Italy road-race in the Mercedes Benz 300SLR, signed in ink by Moss to the mount, contained in glazed frame. 6x8ins (18x22cm) -1
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