July Auction 3 2025

Highly sought-after 1800S model-year car, featuring the iconic “hockey stick” chrome trim, the robust B18 engine, and desirable overdrive gearbox. Finished in striking Graphite Grey with a beautiful red leather interior.

A classic treasure from pre-war Sweden, fully restored to its original condition.

A model that exudes elegance and Scandinavian design, delivered in a robust package. This car is in very fine original condition with just 135,000 km on the odometer.

Long-nose model with few owners, sparingly driven since its renovation in the 1980s, and in a road-ready and presentable condition.

This is a Saab 96 flatnose two-stroke, built as a replica of the iconic Saab Sport. The main differences are the single carburetor instead of triple, and the seats—but to most, it looks just like the real thing. And best of all, it's a fraction of the price of an original.

SAAB’s most powerful model, equipped with the durable 2.8-liter Turbo V6 engine. A fast and enjoyable open-top car to make the most of the summer.

Relatively low mileage at just over 77,500 km, with a well-documented service history and few previous owners—offered in a pleasant and well-functioning condition.

Saab 900 OG "Facelift" 1987. High standard for its time with fuel injection engine, five-speed gearbox, and plush interior. Owned by the same family until 2023.

The very first 1936 model year of a beloved small car named after a widely recognized Disney character—Mickey Mouse—who made his debut in the 1928 film Steamboat Willie. Presented here in beautifully restored condition, and most likely with a documented Swedish history since new.

Special, exciting, and well-restored with a long, colorful, and extensive history. The quiet and well-seated driver and passengers come included with the purchase.

Beautifully restored with documented Swedish history and over 30 years of regular use by the same owner—although the car has been stationary in recent years.

A pick-up cabriolet—perhaps the rarest model on the Model A scene, at least according to many experts and enthusiasts, both here at home and especially across the Atlantic.

The bridal trailer, designed to stylishly and playfully complement a Ford Model A—such as one also featured in the same auction day, lot number 18424.

A Swedish-sold, imposing luxury cruiser from the classic brand Cadillac.

An exclusive luxury car then, and an exclusive collector’s car today—offered here in a used and driven condition with some care needs.

SL 63 AMG offers the perfect blend of high-class luxury and raw performance, powered by a thunderous 6.2-litre V8. It delivers effortless comfort when cruising and exhilarating power on demand — the best of both worlds in one striking package.

The Porsche 928 was considered the most luxurious model in the lineup from 1978 to 1995, blending grand touring comfort with serious 320 hp V8 performance—it was the hyper GT of its era.

Kadett in incredibly good condition, owned by the same family until 2024. The car has been very well preserved from rust thanks to regular rust protection treatments.

An Opel Kadett GSi from the early ’90s, presented here in good, well-maintained used condition.

Swedish-sold Quattro in top condition – drives like a dream and has never had any rust repairs.

Stylish BMW in good condition with only 144,000 km on the clock. Road-ready and inspected, valid until 2027-06-30.

A super rare and truly unique microcar, with only 11 other examples registered in Sweden. This one has been fully renovated mechanically and is in excellent condition—just turn the key and drive it home.

One of the rarest and most exclusive models ever produced by the marque. This particular car is number 22 of just 329 hand-built examples crafted at the legendary Crewe factory. When new in 2000, it carried a list price of around £300,000—equivalent to roughly 3 million SEK—making it one of the most expensive cars of its time.

The premier luxury car of the 1950s, presented in a pleasant, well-preserved working condition with normal, general service needs following a lengthy period of inactivity. Comes with extensive and fascinating documentation.

Swedish-sold Bentley in show condition, with only 39,000 km on the clock. A stunning convertible that drives like a dream, powered by a mighty W12 under the hood.

A representative U.S.-spec model in well-preserved original condition, with documented history in Sweden since 1998.

Fantastic driving pleasure in this beautiful youngtimer. Low mileage, well maintained, and owned by the same person for the past 20 years.

This charming Mini has had only 3 private owners from new. The previous lady owner cherished the car for an impressive 43 years, and the mileage of just 68,912 km is believed to be original.

A rarer model of the XJ-S with just under 45,000 km on the odometer. It has been part of a collection for the past 30 years and has been on display the entire time.

Swedish-sold Jaguar in excellent condition with few owners and only 152,000 km on the odometer.

Daimler Eight with a one-of-a-kind “Art Car” guaranteed to turn heads and start conversations, You’ll either fall in love instantly or grab a heat gun, clear your weekend, and start peeling your way back to classic luxury.

Highly sought-after 1970s classic in incredibly fine original condition. It has had only 4 owners since new and shows just 25,840 km on the odometer.

A lively machine with lots of riding joy—a true "beast" in the 250cc class back in its day.

A sporty machine in the 250cc class, rare on Swedish roads. Well-maintained with low mileage.

A nimble and fast 400cc in good condition, a rare model that was not sold new in Sweden.

A classic 1980s bike known for its simplicity and reliability. With a durable air-cooled twin engine and straightforward mechanics, it’s a fun and hassle-free motorcycle to own and enjoy.

A beach buggy project started in the early 1980s, built on a 1967 Type 1 chassis.