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KEEP YOUR MOTOR RUNNING


1926 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost Playboy Roadster by Brewster (Left Hand Drive)


1935 Bentley 3 ½ Litre Three Position Drophead Coupe by Corinthian


1937 Bentley 4 ¼ Litre Aerofoil Fixed Head Coupe by Gurney Nutting


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1957 Bentley S1 Continental Fastback by H.J.Mulliner (manual gears)


1959 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud I Drophead Coupe by H.J.Mulliner


1965 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III Sports Saloon by Mulliner/Park Ward


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addition, events such as Goodwood Revival and the Silverstone Classic, where you can see these cars race to their limits, will show you how good these cars really are.” This growth of grassroots interest and


appeal seems to be matched by the classic car market as a whole and the higher end of the market (£1m +) remains extremely buoyant. But, hardnosed investors aside, when it comes to the upper-end of the classic car market, enthusiasts of all types are now wanting more from their classic car ownership experience and are heading to the tracks in record numbers. “There has been a massive increase in


amateur motorsports in the last decade,” says Guess. “Classic car owners now realise they can buy their dream


car, get a race licence, and then actually go out at the weekend and race. There is no limit to what the amateur can achieve, with many even looking to race the Le Mans 24 Hours. However, only a few make it – you need a great deal of talent and a very large cheque book!” And, if you do have a classic car or have


recently bought one, now is the time to get it ready to be driven and enjoyed during the spring and summer seasons, says Barzilay: “Don’t forget to consider basics such as checking the fl uid levels, tyre pressure and looking under the bonnet. Whether you do it yourself, or trust your local garage or restorer, will be a matter for you, but make sure you get the most out of the driving season.” Not too far from the bright lights of the race


circuit were the ‘race tuned’ performance cars of the late ‘80s and early ‘90s – vehicles that


off ered a racing look-and-feel to the man on the street. As young men from this era come of age, the demand for these contemporary classics has grown exponentially. “Cars like the BMW E30 M3, Ford Sierra


RS500 and Mercedes 190 Evolution models are in huge demand,” says Smith. “We’ve seen a surge in interest in these models, as buyers wake up to their performance, homologated provenance and fashionable 1980s looks.” Barzilay agrees: “As each year goes by new


classics emerge based on diff erent criteria: how old they are, what they are worth, historical interest or whether they are worth preserving rather than scrapping. Some will be more popular than others, and that is when the value really starts to climb.” So, from safe investment to fun nostalgia,


what is it that drives our obsession with cars? “It’s really a boy thing isn’t it?” says Guess.


“Ever since the invention of the motorcar man has challenged himself to go faster and further than before. This has created amazing machines and drivers and, whether you play with cars for a hobby or to make a living, cars are simply irresistible!” “Buying a classic car, in my view, should


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be because you have always wanted one, you want to use it and get enjoyment from owning it,” says Barzilay. “However, as an investment it is probably going to outperform any other assets, including shares, that you may have.” “I think the United Kingdom has always


been a worldwide hub for the classic car industry,” says Smith. “We have a superb motoring heritage. Also, what is evident in times of uncertainty, is that alternative investments such as gold, wine, art and classic cars perform better than traditional investments, so clients are fi nding it more attractive than ever to purchase the classic car they have always dreamed of.” A


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trading history which exceeds that of any UK rival. H&H Classics is staff ed by hands-on enthusiasts and its specialist valuers are among the most knowledgeable in the industry. The company has gained a reputation for providing excellent service with charges that are among the lowest in the industry. No other auction house works as hard to ensure their clients’ possessions are marketed to the best advantage to ensure the maximum price. handh.co.uk


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