It’s fair to say that the American crash safety standards introduced in the mid 1970s was not kind to many of our favourite cars. There are a plethora of sports and classic cars that began their lives with purity of design; flowing lines, faired-in headlamps and minimalistic chrome bumpers worked cohesively to produce some of…
Words and photos by Andrew Coles Sunday Scramble at Bicester Heritage is like a regular Cars & Coffee event, but on steroids. Held in the photogenic surrounds of the converted WWII RAF base at Bicester, Sunday Scramble features a bit of everything – we were followed into the venue by a Jaguar XJ220, marvelled at…
For too long the Fiat Dino has been an underground secret, kept private from the wider classic car world for the better part of the past two decades. It seems to have shirked the publicity afforded to its cousins at Ferrari and Maserati, and still remains a treat for the lucky few who are astute…
Welcome to the August 2017 development update! Another month rolls by – but first let’s check out what happened in July. – Check out the new sign up / sign in / profile pages! We’re really pleased with what the design team came up with, but the proof is in the pudding – let us…
For July on Classic Car Auction Results, it’s all about design and the front end! We’ve rolled out so much functionality, and got so excited about what we’ve been able to produce that we’ve neglected how we look a bit, and how the most important people – you guys, our users and subscribers – actually…
Welcome to the June 2017 Development blog, and many apologies for the delay in producing it this month. We’d been working hard on some of our offline activities, and the work we do with Classic Car Clubs, but we’ve been producing some great functionality in the background! As ever, let’s take a look back at…
Welcome to the May 2017 version of our development roadmap, but as always, before we get into what’s coming up, let’s take a look at what we completed in April… – import/export is ready. This means we can take in data from auction houses and other sources that’s not available or published online! So if…
Another month rolls by, another update on the development roadmap for Classic Car Auction Results. But let’s take a peek at what we achieved against our plan for March: – we have added the auction houses we wanted (RM Sotheby’s, Brightwells, and Barons), but also went live this morning with Bonhams, taking the total lots…
If ever a car deserved iconic status, it is the Ford Capri. There was a time when a Capri was a common sight when out and about however could dwindling numbers make this Fastback Ford worth your time, attention and money? When launched in 1969 the Capri was an affordable alternative to the mustang on this…
Welcome to the March development update for Classic Car Auction Results, but as always, let’s take a look back at what we achieved in February first! We can now embed our auction results tool on any page, such as this one showing the remarkable auction results of the Porsche 964, and we can also embed…