The Cars Designs

The car is a very important thing for years. cars like the necessities of life are important to humans throughout the world. cars at this time is very important for human needs, because as a means of land transport. for years many modern car design, this is because the competition in the modern car market. starting from cars at cheap prices, are also expensive prices. According to experts in the world of automotive car for a couple of days ago has said: the car with the best design is the car with the Exterior and the interior is also full of charming if people see the design of the car itself, the car with the best design should also have the best value in the machine, a sophisticated security system, made from the best materials, eco-friendly as well as many other factors. make car design is not easy, because through a difficult process, e.g. car design sketching course and then to the next process. I hope this article was useful for car lovers, we are waiting for your comments, criticisms and suggestions send to the following email address amoraweist@gmail.com. Thank you very much.

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Beautiful Buick at Charterhouse Auction

A pre-war Buick 41 Special Sedan is one of the star cars going under the Charterhouse hammer at their classic and vintage car auction on Sunday 15th June at The Royal Bath & West Showground, Shepton Mallet.

“It is probably the best Buick 41 currently for sale. Bought by the vendor as a project, it underwent a total restoration costing £41,000 and that was with favourable mate’s rates at the garage!” Commented Matthew Whitney. “Now estimated at less than the total restoration cost, the owner is selling to fund a pre-war Cadillac convertible. It really represents a fantastic opportunity for the successful purchaser to buy a car that is better than new, can be enjoyed immediately and may also pay for its keep as a wedding car.”

Buick has always been expensive and favoured by the rich and famous. Perhaps the most famous Buick 41 Special was the stretched limousine owned by Mrs Wallace Simpson.


Viewing for this auction, being held in conjunction with The Bristol Classic Car Show at The Exmoor Hall, The Royal Bath & West Showground, Shepton Mallet on Saturday 14th June from 10am, with the auction starting on Sunday 15th at 11.30am. Alternatively you can download the auction catalogue from www.charterouse-auction.com

For further information please contact Matthew Whitney, Associate Director at Charterhouse, The Long Street Salerooms, Sherborne, Dorset 01935 812277 or via email on info@charterhouse-auctions.co.uk 

Charterhouse is now accepting entries for their next classic car and motorcycle auction being held at Sherborne Castle on Sunday 20th July, please contact Matthew Whitney as above.


The stunning 1939 Buick Special Sedan being sold by Charterhouse Auctioneers on 15th June £38,000-42,000
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Fords Rock ’n Roll into Charterhouse Classic Car Auction

A trio of 1960’s Fords, from the golden era of Rock ‘n Roll, are entered into the Charterhouse June classic car auction, during the Bristol Classic Car Show at the Royal Bath & West Showground at Shepton Mallet.

“The owner of the three classic Ford’s sadly lost his wife earlier this year. Having spent so much time together cruising and going to classic car shows, he has decided the memories are just too strong and has decided to sell all three cars.” Commented Matthew Whitney. “However, he will not be leaving the classic car scene altogether as he will use the money raised to buy a 1960’s Jaguar Mk II to enjoy.”

With a real passion for early 1960’s Ford 6 cylinder cars, there are two 1960 Zodiac Mk II’s and a 1961 Ford Zephyr Mk II (which is an upmarket Zodiac). All three cars have been professionally restored within the past 5 years. The 1960 Zodiac finished in two tone grey paintwork, was originally purchased from Eric Perry Ltd of Torquay and with 70,000 from new, is a now multiple show winning car. With all three Fords having a 2.5 litre 6 cylinder engine fitted to manual gearbox with overdrive, they are a rare sight on the road today and will bring miles of smiles for the new owners at the Charterhouse auction.

Charterhouse is now accepting for this forthcoming specialist classic car auction and for in June and for their collectors auction, also in June.

For further information regarding these auctions, or to arrange a home visit, please contact Matthew Whitney, Associate Director, at Charterhouse, The Long Street Salerooms, Sherborne, Dorset 01935 812277 or via email on info@charterhouse-auction.com

1960 Ford Zodiac Mk II, two tone grey with just 70,000 miles from new, £8,000-10,000
1960 Ford Zodiac Mk II, two tone maroon and cream, £4,000-6,000
1961 Ford Zephyr Mk II, grey, £7,000-9,000
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Testimonials

Here at Charterhouse we understand the importance of customer service, and the difficulty of dealing with a company you do not know, or buying or selling at auction when it is not something you are familiar with. We are always happy to help with any queries or questions.  Here are some comments from previous customers:

About the service we offer our buyers:

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“ I greatly appreciated the integrity of the advice  received from the staff at Charterhouse in relation  the Alvis motor car offered at auction by Charterhouse .   On the basis of telephone discussion and Mathew’s description of the car I was confident to travel from Australia to the UK  and the beautiful Shepton Mallet , Somerset area  for the Auction . 

The Alvis was absolutely as described by Mathew and this gave me the confidence to successfully bid at your  auction.

It was a pleasure to meet the various Charterhouse staff who went out of their way to assist in the purchase  process  . I am grateful for the honest ,  professional assistance and advice in all aspects financial  through to the matters relating to delivery and shipment .

Please convey to Abigail, Mathew, Richard, Naomi and others at Charterhouse my gratitude for their exceptional assistance , involvement and professionalism  in the process and adventure of purchasing the Alvis motor car.”

Kind regards and many thanks

Peter Mackay 

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Car auction vendor

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Thank you Abigail and many many thanks to Matthew, Richard and the rest of the team for all your hard efforts. You made the whole process very easy for me as it was very difficult for me to part with my pride and joy as you probably noticed on the day so my wife is very happy its finally over. Kind regards Andrew Parry

Specialist Classic Mini Garage Sells Up

Charterhouse Auctioneers have been instructed to sell the contents of the Steve Harris Motorsport garage at Coombe Bisset, near Salisbury SP5 4LN, whose owner has specialised in Mini’s for 50 years, on Bank Holiday Monday 5th May.

“Steve Harris has been involved in Mini’s for nearly as long as I have been alive. During this time he was heavily involved with experimental Mini workshop items, worked for Downton Mini specialists and of course developed and raced Mini’s.” Commented Matthew Whitney. “This dispersal auction is probably a once in a lifetime auction where Mini enthusiasts can meet up, talk Mini’s, bid, buy and enjoy this iconic British marque.”

Included in the auction are hundreds of lots of Mini, MG, BMC, Leyland, Cooper and other spares and body panels along with garage tools and equipment such as a lathe, two post lift, rolling road, cylinder head reconditioning workstation and many, many other items.


In addition there are a group of classic Mini’s also going under the Charterhouse hammer. There is a 1963 Mini Cooper S restoration project at £10,000-12,000, a 1970 racing Mini £5,000-6,000, a 1962 Morris Mini Minor, affectionately known as Primrose, £4,500-5,500, a 2007 BMW Mini Cooper Diesel £5,700-5,900, and two Mini rolling shells.

Elsewhere in the auction, there is a motorsport/fast road prepared Austin Healey Sprite £5,500-6,500, along with restoration projects including a Ford Capri 2.8i, a BMW 635 CSi coupe, a Rover P5, other cars and even a horse drawn market cart.


Viewing for this retirement auction on Bank Holiday Monday 5th May being held at the Steve Harris Motorsport Workshops at Coombe Bisset, near Salisbury SP5 4LN, is on the sale day only from 9.00am, with the sale starting at 11.30am. 

Further information is available from Matthew Whitney, Associate Director, at Charterhouse, The Long Street Salerooms, Sherborne 01935 812277, and you can view all the lots on their web site www.charterhouse-auction.com

Charterhouse is now accepting for their forthcoming auction of silver, jewellery, watches and antiques on 8th and 9th May, closely followed by classic cars and motorcycles in June.

Primrose, the 1962 Morris Mini Minor £4,500-5,500, a 1970 racing Mini £5,000-6,000, a 2007 BMW Mini Cooper Diesel £5,700-5,900, an Austin Healey Sprite £5,500-6,500 
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Clash of the Classics at Charterhouse Car Auction

The Charterhouse classic car auction on Sunday 6th April looks set to be a clash of modern over classic, with vehicles dating from the 1920’s through to the 1980’s.

“The classic car and motorcycle market is particularly buoyant at present, and despite our last auction only being in February, we have amassed nearly 60 vehicles for our April auction.” Commented Matthew Whitney. “We have mopeds to motorcycles and Rolls Royce to vintage tractors. With estimates from just £300 up to £40,000 and conditions from barn stored projects through to concours cars there is something pretty much for everyone!”

Highlights of the auction are a 1925 Sunbeam 20/60. In an immaculate condition, having had £70,000 spent on restoration, this powerful 6 cylinder tourer is now estimated at £35,000-40,000. Also from the same era, a 1927 Rolls Royce 20/25 is estimated at £28,000-32,000. Again having had over £75,000 lavishly spent on it is a 1972 Ford Escort evocation rally car, now estimated at £32,000-35,000.


On a more modest scale are a group of barn stored projects including a 1959 BMW Isetta bubble car £2,000-4,000, a late 1940’s/early 1950’s International tractor £1,000-2,000, and a 1936 Ford Popular at £1,300-1,500.

Viewing for this auction at The Exmoor Hall, The Royal Bath & West Showground, Shepton Mallet on Sunday 6th April from 9am, with the auction starting at 11.30am.

Catalogues are available from Charterhouse in Sherborne 01935 812277, or you can look through all the lots on www.charterhouse-auction.com

Charterhouse is now accepting for their forthcoming spring auctions including a sale of pictures, prints, books and antiques on Friday 11th April and silver, jewellery, watches and antiques in May.

For further information regarding these auctions, or to arrange a home visit, please contact Richard Bromell, Partner at Charterhouse, The Long Street Salerooms, Sherborne, Dorset 01935 81227 or via email on info@charterhouse-auctions.co.uk

1925 Sunbeam 20/60, which has had had over £70,000 spent on it, going under the Charterhouse hammer estimated at £35,000-40,000
1972 Ford Escort evocation rally car, which has had over £75,000 spent on it, going under the Charterhouse hammer estimated at £32,000-35,000
1959 BMW Isetta bubble car, barn stored estimated at £2,000-4,000
Late 1940’s/early1950’s International tractor, barn stored, estimated at £1,000-2,000
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Classic Cars at Charterhouse

The Charterhouse February classic car auction at The Royal Bath & West Showground was another great success with over £200,000 worth of vehicles sold.

“The classic car and motorcycle market continues to be very buoyant with vehicles selling above estimate.” Commented Matthew Whitney. “With interest rates remaining low in savings accounts, many of our clients would much rather put the money into a classic which they can now enjoy, take to shows, or pop down to the pub on a Sunday. Put simply, you get plenty of smiles for miles with classics!”

A 1925 Riley 12hp four seater sports tourer was the star car at the auction. Sold for a client in Poole, it went to a car collector near Bridport for £36,000 after a bidding war against a specialist car museum in Devon. 

Elsewhere in the auction, a one family owned 1958 MG Magnette, which had been stored for many years in a barn that had become overgrown with brambles sold very well. Needing total restoration, it was pulled out of hiding and sold for £3,500. With Summer due sometime later this year, a 1961 Morris Minor convertible, adapted from a saloon, also sold well to a Norfolk bidder at £9,000, a 1923 Maxwell tourer, being sold for a client in Surrey, sold for £8,700, a 1962 Morris Mini-Minor which had only had one lady owner from new, sold for its Kent owner at £7,600.

However, perhaps one of the more unusual lots in the Charterhouse auction was a 1983 Leyland Titan double decker bus. Having covered more miles than you will ever have hot dinners, it sold for a client in Cyprus bidding live on the internet, for £4,000.

Charterhouse is now accepting for their forthcoming Spring auctions including medals, militaria, coins, stamps & other collectors items on Friday 14th March, followed by classic cars and motorcycles on Sunday 6th April and an auction of pictures, prints and books also in April.

For further information regarding these auctions, or to arrange a home visit, please contact Matthew Whitney, Associate Partner at Charterhouse, The Long Street Salerooms, Sherborne, Dorset 01935 812277 www.charterhouse-auction.com or via email on info@charterhouse-auctions.co.uk

1925 Riley 25hp sold for £36,000
1958 MG Magnette, as discovered by Charterhouse, sold for £3,600
1983 Leyland Titan bus, sold to a buyer in Cyprus for £4,000
1961 Morris Minor convertible sold for £9,000
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