THE ICONIC & CLASSIC SALES AT NEC 14th & 15th November 2026

311 + buyer’s premium of 20% plus VAT (24% incl VAT) 50cc Child’s Car in the style of an Eighties Grand Prix Single Seater 513 Estimate: £5,000 - £7,000 •Modern, pull-start 50cc 2bhp petrol engine with drive to rear axle, welded-steel box section chassis, with rose-jointed lever-arm steering gear and adjustable tubular pedals for throttle and brake, bucket seat, quick-release steering wheel, the chassis with attached black floor pan, front and rear wings, removable red GRP body Red GRP, 50cc, 2bhp child’s petrol-engine single-seater in the style of a legendary Grand Prix car. Honda-Powered Miniature Lotus Seven by Sonic Seven Cars of Chesterfield 514 Estimate: £4,000 - £6,000 •A two-seat children’s sports car with fibreglass bodywork over a tubular steel spaceframe incorporating a roll-over bar, adjustable pedals and four-point harnesses •Powered by a 163cc Honda GX160 single-cylinder petrol engine, driving a live rear axle through a reduction gearbox and chain drive, with a hydraulic rear disc brake. The manufacturer quoted 5.5hp and a governable top speed of 25mph •Reported to be working as it should, with a new battery and functioning front and rear lights and horn. Marketed for children aged 5–12, with parental supervision required A charming Honda-powered miniature tribute to the Lotus Seven, built by Sonic Seven Cars of Chesterfield. Austin J40 Pedal Car 515 Estimate: £2,000 - £3,000 •Retaining much of its factory finish and fittings, this Austin J40 is offered in a very original condition •Potentially could be the subject of a restoration, providing an opportunity to revive one of Britain’s best-loved pedal cars •Of the type raced in the Goodwood Revival’s popular Settrington Cup, it would make a charming addition to an automobilia collection or a rewarding project to introduce the next generation to classic motoring A highly desirable Austin J40 pedal car, offering an appealing restoration project. 1960s Lotus Grand Prix Child’s Pedal Car 516 Estimate: £500 - £800 •Modelled in the style of the lightweight Lotus competition cars of the period, it features a simple single-seat cockpit, steering wheel, metal wheels and tubular rear hoop •The pressed-steel bodywork displays the sort of age-related marks and patina one would hope to find on a much-loved period toy •An appealing piece of 1960s motoring memorabilia, equally at home within a Lotus collection, motor racing display or simply as a decorative piece of automobilia A wonderfully evocative 1960s Tri-ang-style Lotus pedal car, steel-bodied and finished in traditional Lotus green and yellow with period-style Lotus decals and racing number ‘7’ roundels. 1934 Ford Tot Rod 517 Estimate: £4,000 - £5,000 •1934 Ford ‘Tot’ Rod, built some years ago and finished in Electric Blue with a blue and grey flamed interior •Completed to a high level and with a little detailing will be outstanding throughout •Built on a tubular chassis with fibreglass body •Powered by a Honda engine with chain-drive to the rear wheels •Front drop-tube axle with coil-over suspension and stainless steel accents A 1934 Ford ‘Tot Rod’ built to a very high standard and ready for its next tiny custodian. More Details Lot 513 Bid On Lot 513 More Details Lot 514 Bid On Lot 514 More Details Lot 515 Bid On Lot 515 More Details Lot 516 Bid On Lot 516 More Details Lot 517 Bid On Lot 517