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Lot 849
USA (14) Cents (7) 1907 EF, 1909 Indian Head Toned UNC, 1914S Fine, 1931D Good Fine, 1931S About VF, 1932 VF, 1933D EF, Five Cents 2) 1931S EF, 1939S GEF, 10 Cents 1931 Toned UNC, Half Dollars Commemoratives (2) 1936 O San Diego UNC, 1925 Stone Mountain About UNC toned, Half Dollars (2) 1948 Toned UNC, 1964 Lustrous UNC with some green from poor storage
Lot 1320
-Click here to bid - 1928 MG 14/40 Sports 2-seater with dickey Reg.no. WO 2150 Chassis no. Unknown Engine no. 271890 The MG Car Company was founded by Cecil Kimber and production began in Oxford in 1924. The early models were based on the Morris Bullnose and were fitted with suitably sporting coachwork. In 1927 the new 14/40 model was launched and production continued for two years. The car you see here was discovered some years ago buried under stone in a barn and in a poor state. Subsequently the car was fully restored in 2009 to a very high standard by the vendor. As many of the original parts were restored and reused as possible. The only major component that needed to be replaced was the chassis frame as it was beyond restoration and a replacement was fitted. During the restoration process several sensible upgrades were incorporated and the car now benefits from rubber engine mounts for smoother running, Lucas coil ignition for increased reliability and a high compression cylinder head to ensure performance matches the cars sporting looks. As a result the car is now ready to use and comes with a current road fund licence, an MOT certificate and a V5c document. The car is finished with beautiful red and silver coachwork complimented by full red leather upholstery. The attention to detail during the restoration process is second to none and this car offers excellent value for money. Early MG`s in this condition seldom come to market so this really does offer a rare opportunity for the new owner. Estimate: £37,000 – 40,000
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