60 British motors heading for two auctions, most with no reserve!
One man’s collection of 60 classic British cars is to be sold at two Anglia Car Auctions sales.
The Norfolk-based collection is being sold following the death of its owner. The treasure trove predominantly features Jaguars, Morrises and MGs, along with a variety of motorcycles and stationary engines.
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