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

12 The Classic Sale at CarFest 2026 iconicauctioneers.com •Beautifully presented in Dark Green over black with a complementary green suede interior and black hood, capturing the character and elegance of early 1930s British motoring • Introduced in 1929 to compete with the Austin Seven, the Morris Minor became one of the marque’s defining models, built at the famous Cowley works until production ended in 1934 •Subject to a comprehensive restoration and meticulous rebuild, now offered in superb order and ready to enjoy at shows, rallies and events •Accompanied by an exceptional history file including its original owner’s handbook, original buff log book, British Motor Industry Heritage Certificate, Morris Register Information Manual and documented ownership trace •Retains its desirable original Warwickshire registration, JF 4546, first issued in 1933 and remaining with the car today •A rare opportunity to acquire an increasingly sought-after pre-war British Tourer • Equally suited to concours display, club events or relaxed countryside motoring, offering an authentic open-air vintage driving experience Charming pre-war open-top motoring with matching-period registration, exceptional provenance and exacting restoration. Seller Rating: 96 / 135 ««««¶ Registration: JF 4546 Chassis No.: 27856 Estimate: £8,000 - £10,000 Specialist: Charles Smalley Telephone No: 07421 007866 Lot 509 1933 Morris Minor Two-Seat Tourer • Extremely rare, pre-war Rytecraft Scootacar one of approximately 1,000 examples believed to have been produced between 1934 and 1940 • Ingeniously developed by engineer, Jack Shillan, from an original electric fairground dodgem car using A 98cc two-stroke Villiers petrol engine •While most were open single seaters, some commercial variants, called the Scootatruck, were built as miniature vans or pick-up trucks •Despite its tiny size, the microcar proved surprisingly durable. In the 1960s, a motorist named Jim Parkinson famously drove a 98cc Rytecraft Scootacar over 15,000 miles on a trip around the world •Surviving examples are highly collectable today, with specimens occasionally appearing at specialised auctions and on permanent display at venues like the Brooklands Museum •An outstanding collector’s opportunity, ideal for museum display, historic events or as an irresistible attraction for enthusiasts of all ages •No V5C available, registration will need to be applied for by the purchaser An exceptionally rare opportunity to acquire one of Britain’s most charismatic pre-war motoring survivors. Seller Rating: 79 / 135 «««¶¶ Registration: AUG 655 Chassis No.: N/A Estimate: £3,000 - £4,000 Offered without reserve Specialist: Gary Dunne Telephone No: 07740 946796 Lot 510 c.1935 Rytecraft Scootacar More Details Lot 509 Bid On Lot 509 More Details Lot 510 Bid On Lot 510