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Mathewsons Classic Car Auction

Posted on: June 30th, 2025

The above auctioneers hold a regular sale of classic vehicles. We highlight below some of the vehicles auctioned from the 25th to 27th June 2025. A 1969 Triumph GT6 had an estimated sale price of £6,000 to £7,000 but was sold for £7,000. It is a nice looking sports car. Since 2017, it has only done about 1,200 miles. It … Continue reading →

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Affordable Classic Vehicles To Be Auctioned

Posted on: September 23rd, 2021

There are probably a lot of people who think that you need a lot of money to be able to buy a classic car. Yes, there are many vehicles that are sold for 6 and 7 figure sums but there are also classic vehicles that can be bought for considerably less. Mathewsons Classic Car Auctions is to hold an auction … Continue reading →

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Further Drop In Car Insurance Premiums

Every 3 months the well known price comparison website Confused.com produces its car insurance price index highlighting such things as how much it costs on average to insure a car. Whilst the report relates to standard cars such as family hatchbacks it is quite possible that premiums for insuring a classic car may also have changed in a similar way. … Continue reading →

September 14, 2025

New Registration Policies For Restored, Repaired & Modified Vehicles

If you are a classic car enthusiast, you will be pleased to read that the DVLA announced on the 20th August 2025 that, with effect from the 26th August 2025, new registration policies were to be put in place for modified, repaired and restored vehicles. Apparently it does not matter what the age of the vehicle is. As a result … Continue reading →

August 15, 2025

Numbers Rise Of Drivers Found To Be Behind The Wheel Of Unroadworthy Vehicles

A division of the RAC that is a well-known motoring organization here in the UK has obtained some interesting information relating to the number of drivers who were caught by the police when driving vehicles that were unfortunately found out to be not roadworthy. It was discovered that there was a big increase in such occurrences when comparing 2023 with … Continue reading →