THE CLASSIS SALE AT CARFEST 29th & 30th August 2026

11 + buyer’s premium of 12.5% plus VAT (15% incl VAT) • The stylish and practical 1972 Volvo 1800ES, the sought-after sporting estate derivative of Volvo’s iconic P1800, combining shooting-brake styling with genuine four-seat practicality • Presented in Gloss Black with a recently retrimmed Light Tan interior, all to an impressive standard, creating an elegant and timeless specification • Forming part of a private Collection in recent years and accompanied by a comprehensive history file including Volvo specialist invoices, previous MOT Certificates, original owner’s handbook and a selection of period literature •Desirable overdrive gearbox, complemented by an engine refresh in 2024 incorporating a new camshaft and followers, together with a sporting exhaust system •Riding on attractive 15-inch Minilite alloy wheels and additionally fitted with a Lifeline fire extinguisher for added peace of mind • Presented in superb cosmetic and mechanical order and considered to be one of the finest examples currently available •Retaining the desirable registration EWD 3K, assigned to the car for many years and enhancing its period appeal A beautifully presented, overdrive-equipped 1800ES, finished in timeless black and offered with an exceptional history file. Seller Rating: 96 / 135 ««««¶ Registration: EWD 3K Chassis No.: 1325 Estimate: £15,000 - £18,000 Specialist: Charles Smalley Telephone No: 07421 007866 Lot 507 1972 Volvo 1800ES •Retaining its original buff log book confirming registration UK 6627 • Powered by a 1.5-litre inline four-cylinder paired with a three-speed manual gearbox •Suspension was by s emi-elliptic leaf springs all round and retardation by four-wheel, rod-and- spring operated drum brakes •Discovered around 1980 by architect Gordon Foster whilst restoring a property in Walsall, beginning a revival after decades of inactivity •Remarkable ownership history, having remained with its previous custodian from 1934 until its discovery some 46 years later •Carefully restored and returned to the road, now presented in superb order whilst retaining an abundance of genuine period character •Running and driving particularly well, offering pre-war motoring experience and a testament to the affection with which it has been cherished •Accompanied by an exceptional history archive, including invoices, handwritten notes, correspondence and a fascinating collection of period black and white photographs documenting its earlier life A wonderfully authentic ‘Flatnose’ Cowley, beautifully restored, richly documented and offering a glimpse into Britain’s motoring past. Seller Rating: 89 / 135 «««¶¶ Registration: UK 6627 Chassis No.: 294500 Estimate: £8,000 - £10,000 Specialist: Charles Smalley Telephone No: 07421 007866 Lot 508 1929 Morris Cowley Four-Door 12HP Flatnose More Details Lot 507 Bid On Lot 507 More Details Lot 508 Bid On Lot 508