The Classic Sale at the Warwickshire Event Centre 2024

14 The Classic Sale at the Warwickshire Event Centre 2024 Cars iconicauctioneers.com •A technological marvel from the days when engineers, not accountants, made the decisions •Remarkable numbers - 791cc, 70bhp, 9,000rpm, 790kg and 100mph •UK buyers of the S800 benefitted from a conventional final drive with a prop shaft and coil- sprung live rear axle rather than the chain drive of the early cars • In February 1968, the S800M (aka MK2) was introduced with flush mounted interior door handles, side marker lights outside, dual-circuit brakes and safety glass • This sparkling little S800 is indeed a MK2 and is an original UK-supplied right-hand drive car first registered on 06/02/1969 •Refinished some years ago to an excellent standard and regularly maintained as required during its present ownership •Sitting on a set of Wolfrace alloys, this little Honda is in great shape, running and driving well and ready to be enjoyed once again as intended A very smart, UK-supplied, right-hand drive MK2 with 46,355 miles indicated. Seller Rating: 92 / 135 «««¶¶ Registration: DVG 670G Chassis No.: 1006482 Estimate: £12,000 - £15,000 Specialist: Charles Smalley Telephone No: 07421 007866 Lot 912 1969 Honda S800 MK2 Coupé • Following on from Honda’s collaboration with Triumph over the Ballade/Acclaim, the Concerto/ Rover 200 cemented the relationship and prompted Honda to develop their UK operations still further •Manufactured at Longbridge, the Concerto and the Rover 200 were largely similar but for bonnets and grille pressings, however the Honda’s more niche appeal and lack of historical baggage probably makes it a wiser used buy today • The 1.4GL was a launch model and phased out in January 1992 making it the rarest example of the now sought after Concerto • Predominantly owned by one family since its purchase in the early 1990s • Just under 46,500 miles with an excellent service history and a recent MOT • It presents very well, with just a few minor age- related marks to bumpers and paintwork offering the chance to add value with further detailing •Not really a modern classic, but its rarity would attract much interest at events like the ‘Festival of the Unexceptional’ or similar, or maybe it could simply carry on life as a well built, reliable, low- mileage, 1990s family saloon A remarkable survivor from long term family ownership, this one year-only, 1.4GL has covered less than 47,000 miles. Seller Rating: 104 / 135 ««««¶ Registration: H410 HLD Chassis No.: SAHHWHWLBAD131607 Estimate: £4,000 - £6,000 No Reserve Specialist: Gary Dunne Telephone No: 07740 946796 Lot 913 1991 Honda Concerto 1.4GL Liftback More Details Lot 912 Bid On Lot 912 More Details Lot 913 Bid On Lot 913