Over 120 cars were entered in Brightwells’ latest classic car auction, which once again worked to a timed online format before closing from 7pm on June 23. It proved to be an intriguing sale too, with a fantastic mix of classics spanning the eras and some interesting oddballs.
As usual, the sale turned up a wide section of pre-war cars. A 1928 Austin Seven Chummy beat its estimate to sell for £17,600, with a 1929 Singer Junior Tourer, a 1931 Morris Minor, a 1932 Wolseley Hornet Saloon and a 1943 Austin 12/4 all finding new homes. More unusual was a 1929 DeSoto K Model Roadster, which sold on estimate at £16,000, while a 1925 Daimler Landaulette Limousine 25/85 Type C with possible links to Winston Churchill achieved £15,600. The sale’s…