April Auction 2 2025

A nice classic CSI in good condition, though it could use a bit of refreshing. Recently inspected and ready for the road.

An imposing and comfortable luxury cruiser in a classic and elegant color combination. One owner and 95,480 km.

Mercedes 420 SE is a true classic director’s car from the 1990s, combining power, comfort, and timeless German quality. With its smooth 224 hp V8 engine and automatic transmission, the 420 SE remains a highly usable and sought-after daily driver even today.

The Audi 100 C3 was deservedly named Car of the Year upon its debut in 1983. This particular example from 1987 is in exceptionally well-maintained condition and still presents a remarkably modern appearance.

The transaxle Porsche 944 has long offered a lot of driving pleasure for the money — and this one is no exception. A well-documented 944 S in user-friendly, fine condition.

Volvo Amazon with an incredible history—only two owners from the same family since new. This classic car has low original mileage and comes with the original bill of sale and a wealth of vintage documentation.

Cool and eye-catching yellow pickup in excellent and well-renovated condition. Perfect for the upcoming summer.

A proud and handsome representative of the model, with a well-documented Swedish ownership history over the past 14 years — following a solid, quality restoration in Denmark.

A bold Cobra from the era when the Mustang returned to its Pony Car roots—one owner and low mileage in Sweden over the past 25 years.

An odd car with great potential. As a fun car, regularity race car, or simply as a sporty classic car.

User-friendly '50s model in a pleasant, no-nonsense but stylish and presentable condition. A comfortably usable representative of the brand's typical design and expression of the era.

A practical, solid, and uncommon station wagon with a nod to one of film history’s most vengeful horror cars — Christine, the supernaturally possessed and murderous Plymouth Fury.

Beautiful car with elegant lines. Has been on display at the car museum in Härnösand. In normal used condition, perfect as a cruiser. Starts and runs well, imported 12 years ago but not yet registered. Documentation is available.

A classic in a sharp suit, with relatively low mileage, a solid service history, and a single user-owner. The final generation of a model that endured for 68 years.

Bentley T1 V8 1969 sportier take on the Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow, with only 1,703 of this model built. This right-hand drive example is in nice condition and runs well — a rare and elegant classic.

Unique English Lea Francis, the only one of its kind in Sweden. The car has been skillfully restored and is ready to drive.

A well-built performance version of the CSR model with a lot of extra spice and advanced content, mainly in the mechanical parts. According to Caterham, the initials CSR stand for Cosworth Seven Racing, but the CEO also mentioned in an interview that: “Whatever, really, they sound good together!”.

Approved, powerful, and race-ready for the Pre-65 class in Historic Racing, where it competitively goes up against significantly larger and more powerful rivals.

A once-prestigious Vauxhall that still lives on, dreaming of a future back on the roads.

An early Swedish-sold CX 2200, registered on 1975-08-13. It’s worth bringing back to life.

Low mileage and in near-new condition, with only one owner who’s put just over 5,000 kilometers on it. Comes with a long list of equipment, and all original parts have been preserved.

An interesting bike from the late '70s/early '80s era, dressed in a timeless design with well-functioning mechanics—mostly in original condition.

The "MS" stands for Moped Schalenrahmen, and this example is in nicely preserved, near-original condition. It runs well and has been kept in good mechanical shape. Originally sold new in Sweden, it has had only two owners since 1956 — a rare find for a nearly 70-year-old moped.