Classic Car Weekly press release, Wednesday 10th February 2021.
Based at their purpose designed 30,000 square foot premises in Cheshire, Manor Park Classics will hold their inaugural auction on Tuesday 27th April, and this will be a classic vehicle sale with a difference.
Addressing the widely held frustrations with the traditional auction process, Manor Park Classics have set out to reduce the risk and anxiety for buyers and sellers alike and are focussing on a broad offering of genuine and interesting classic and collectors vehicles to present at their forthcoming auction.
An opening offer of no entry fees and no sellers commission give sellers the chance to realise the full ‘hammer price’. Along with free collection from anywhere on mainland UK and free storage in the secure, dry storage facility with 24/7 fire and security protection, sellers are offered a simpler process with a higher return.
Based at their purpose designed 30,000 square foot premises in Cheshire, Manor Park Classics will hold their inaugural auction on Tuesday 27th April, and this will be a classic vehicle sale with a difference.
Addressing the widely held frustrations with the traditional auction process, Manor Park Classics have set out to reduce the risk and anxiety for buyers and sellers alike and are focussing on a broad offering of genuine and interesting classic and collectors vehicles to present at their forthcoming auction.
An opening offer of no entry fees and no sellers commission give sellers the chance to realise the full ‘hammer price’. Along with free collection from anywhere on mainland UK and free storage in the secure, dry storage facility with 24/7 fire and security protection, sellers are offered a simpler process with a higher return.
A five day viewing period including evenings and weekends allows buyers the chance to view the cars at a time convenient to them. With on-site facilities to see the cars running and driving, as well as a four post inspection ramp, the risks of buying a car without a thorough inspection is completely reduced.
With a permanent site and superb secured storage facility cars can be delivered and collected, at the customers convenience, without the usual restrictions and constraints.
Manor Park opened its doors to classic enthusiasts in September 2020 and is firmly establishing itself in the classic community; offering storage, sales, brokerage, events and now auctions, the team of car enthusiasts and specialists behind Manor Park Classics are committed to offering a superb service for car people, by car people, with an experienced specialist team including the familiar faces of Julian Royce and Fuzz Townshend as well as the partnership and current curation role for the Vauxhall Motors Heritage Collection.
Early entries show MPC’s commitment to offering a range of classic vehicles, catering to a wide audience; including a 1960 Corvette C1, an incredibly well restored Austin 6-CWT Pickup, a rare soft window targa 1968 Porsche 911, a charming 1972 Fiat 500 owned by Hugo de Ferranti, an unusual Citroen BX Gti 4x4 and an MGB GT V8.
A five day viewing period including evenings and weekends allows buyers the chance to view the cars at a time convenient to them. With on-site facilities to see the cars running and driving, as well as a four post inspection ramp, the risks of buying a car without a thorough inspection is completely reduced.
With a permanent site and superb secured storage facility cars can be delivered and collected, at the customers convenience, without the usual restrictions and constraints.
Manor Park opened its doors to classic enthusiasts in September 2020 and is firmly establishing itself in the classic community; offering storage, sales, brokerage, events and now auctions, the team of car enthusiasts and specialists behind Manor Park Classics are committed to offering a superb service for car people, by car people, with an experienced specialist team including the familiar faces of Julian Royce and Fuzz Townshend as well as the partnership and current curation role for the Vauxhall Motors Heritage Collection.
Early entries show MPC’s commitment to offering a range of classic vehicles, catering to a wide audience; including a 1960 Corvette C1, an incredibly well restored Austin 6-CWT Pickup, a rare soft window targa 1968 Porsche 911, a charming 1972 Fiat 500 owned by Hugo de Ferranti, an unusual Citroen BX Gti 4x4 and an MGB GT V8.
