The Iconic & Classic Sales at Silverstone Festival 22nd-24th August 2025

247 + buyer’s premium of 12.5% plus VAT (15% incl VAT) Lot 631 1978 Leyland Mini Van 1000 •This stunning, deep green Mini Van was purchased directly from a local butcher’s shop who had used it as a static display being off the road for many years •Fitted with the trusty 998cc A-Series engine mated to a 4-speed gearbox, this charming van benefits from a wonderful restoration finished in 2022 •Originally finished in Orange, the van has become a deep, rich green presenting superbly following fresh paintwork, smart detailing and a sharp, period correct appearance throughout •The interior has been sympathetically restored and remains faithful to its utilitarian commercial roots. The underside, panels and mechanicals have all been attended to, being repaired where possible and replaced where required, with invoices supporting the quality and extent of the work carried out •The work undertaken has been meticulous. Despite having no history prior to 2020, there are bills on file for over £11,000 in parts alone, with a further £6,350 spent on bodywork preparation and paint meaning the restoration costs exceed £17,000 •A charming and increasingly rare example of the once-ubiquitous Mini Van, now fast becoming a collector’s item Purchased directly from the local butcher’s shop, sympathetically restored and brought back to life in an attractive Bottle Green. Seller Rating: ««««« Score 128 / 135 Registration: JBS 677T Chassis No.: XLV1456241A Estimate: £12,000 - £15,000 Specialist: Harry Fox-Edwards Telephone No: 07398 872032 Lot 632 1969 Austin Mini Cooper MkII 998 •A late MkII restoration project that appears to be substantially complete apart from the interior and some external trim •We understand that the seats have been re-covered and just need fitting •The engine was rebuilt at an approximate cost of £2,000 around three/four years ago. Very tidy engine bay with many new ancillaries •New fuel tank, new front discs and calipers, suspension converted from the original Hydrolastic into a ‘dry’ setup •Classically presented in Old English White with a black roof, the car looks good and the work appears to have been carried out to a high standard •We suggest interested parties view the car to establish just how much work will be required to return this little Cooper to the road •This could be an excellent opportunity for a new buyer to add value Well restored Mk II 998cc Cooper project that appears to be about 95% finished. Seller Rating: «««¶¶ Score 86 / 135 Registration: LBH 483H Chassis No.: CA2SB1341984A Estimate: £12,000 - £15,000 Specialist: Alex Lucocq Telephone No: 07739 344627 The Inverness Collection More Details Lot 631 Bid On Lot 631 More Details Lot 632 Bid On Lot 632