Historics Auctioneers adds spice to the London Classic Car Show
Exciting live sale featuring up to 100 fine classic and collectors’ cars.
A buzzing live auction of much-loved automotive icons from yesteryear will add yet another exciting new dimension to this year’s eagerly-anticipated London Classic Car Show (24th-26th February).
After a two-year enforced break, the capital’s premier event for discerning classic car enthusiasts returns to Olympia in true style, kicking off the 2023 season with a glittering array of must-see attractions.
Providing visitors inspired by all of the eye-catching special displays with a wonderful opportunity to join the thriving classic car movement, the show will also see a collection of 100 fine and varied classic and collectors’ cars coming under the Historics hammer on Saturday 25th February.
As The London Classic Car Show’s newly-appointed Official Auction Partner, Historics Auctioneers will oversee an intriguingly eclectic sale, carefully curated to appeal to the breadth of those attending.
“We are delighted to have concluded this significant agreement with The London Classic Car Show,” said Mark Perkins, CEO of the Buckinghamshire-based auctioneers. “Having established and grown to become the South of England’s premier classic car auction specialists, it’s a natural extension to now bring Historics’ unique auction flavour to London and to the legion of enthusiasts in the capital and beyond.”
With capacity limited to 100 entries, Historics Auctioneers is now inviting early consignment to The London Classic Car Show Sale on 01753 639170, or email auctions@historics.co.uk. For further information, and to pre-register to bid, see www.historics.co.uk.
Offering exceptional value, adult admission to the Show in advance is priced at just £25 (plus booking fees). A limited number of exclusive Premium Experience tickets are also available for those seeking to enjoy The London Classic Car Show in style.
Full details of all ticket buying options – as well as the latest show news – can be found on the official theclassiccarshowuk.com website
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