Behind the Scenes June Auction Showroom Walkaround - Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- We're all set for our next auction now, join Dave and Jack as we take a look behind the scenes at our showrooms before we start. Part 2 will be coming this weekend so get those notifications on!
Join Derek, Dave, Paul and everyone at Mathewsons Classic Cars for our live online classic car, motorcycle and memorabilia auction on 12, 13 & 14 June 2024.
This month's classic car, motorcycle and memorabilia auction is set to feature 900 lots, including 300-400 cars and motorbikes ranging from Land Rover, Ford and Mercedes to Jaguar, Aston Martin and Mini.
Come and view all vehicles at our Mathewsons Classic Cars site in Pickering to get a feel for yourself of the lots we have available.
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You need to stream the auctions live on YT.
Dave and his son Jack are great ambassadors for the family business, long may they succeed when Derek retires.
Agree but will Derek ever retire?
Hiya guys. I loved wot you were saying at the beginning of the vid. Your dad said the same sort of thing some time ago in one of the TV shows and if I could have shook him by the hand and thanked him for restoring my faith in the classic cars I would have.
I’ve had a few myself.
1962. TR 4. 1963 Daimler Dart SP 250 and a Rover P5 B coupe. I use to show them all and loved it Then everyone thought there classic was worth hundreds of thousands because one sold for big money. But they forget to mention any of it’s history it’s rarity ect for example it only had 10 mile on the clock
They then became all very snobby about there cars at the shows
I loved showing mine an letting people get up close sit inside ect.
At one of our local shows I let a guy sit in the dart and his daughter took his pic. He’d never seen one only in a magazine and like us all he had a crush on the car. To see him like many others I’d done the same thing walk away with a huge smile made my day every day. And your dad restored my faith way back in one of the tv shows saying as you said at the start of this.
Well done guys I love watching and chilling.
Wishing you all the best
Sorry for waffling
brilliant thanks for the content dream motors surprised not more subscribers well worth a visit living the dream 👍
do you think more are buying a classic car, as i live in a ulez zone, just wondering
Ignored all the interesting stuff to concentrate on the common rubbish.
I don't like the Porsche 911 but it had to do with people had them .
Super firm to deal with, sold my cherished Mercedes last month, miss her so much but health forced.
Auto Express article back in the day , Plymouth Fury cop car and a Vauxhall Carlton cop car big car a Carlton, against the Fury it looked like an Escort 😅 , and the Fury had the suped up cop engine did 0,60 in a Lambo time Seriously ✌️
If you want an supercar that's under the radar? A C6 ZO6 Corvette. Hand built LS7 V8. 7 litre 427ci. Didn't build a convertible or auto. 6 speed Tremec. These might not have the luxury interiors but they give all the GT3's lambo's Ferraris whatever a good run or just spank them. Plus you're not paying utterly stupid money for bits. Affordable and nice ones are a future investment. Waiting for the abuse now?!
There's an auction house not far from me and it's ex fleet. Trade ins. Stuff that small dealers can't get rid of. Basically if you want a cheap whatever? You throw the dice and take a gamble. You might strike lucky or you might have an upcoming worthless money pit. Love watching you lot. Love watching some really nice genuine motors going through. Especially the RS Fords lol. To be perfectly honest with you. I couldn't cope with the amount of people wanting photos. Autographs. A chat whatever? I appreciate they're in the area and follow you. They're no doubt lovely people but when you're trying to work? Keep waiting for one of you to lose it tbh lol. But that's on the cutting room floor is it. Keep it up I for one Love it!
Rag tops are rubbish 😂😂😂
2.8 or 3.0 capri any day of the week. Still look like a spaceship 50 years on
Great video as usual fellas it's nice to see what coming up and what you think of them totally agree with the quality of motor's and variety that you get in for the auctions is very good take care and stay lucky and healthy 👍 😊❤
Porsche are great drivers cars but too many of them are too common and they're also driven by bankers and IT consultants. The investment bubble has sort of burst for some of them too.
Full full full guess it's a buyer's market
Low mileage, service history and very few owners, is what every sensible buyer wants and if like me will always pay the right money
To be fair the amount of owners don't mean a thing as I had my dads old car and he lost log book so applied for new one the found old original logbook the I lost it a few years later again got new logbook so according to DVLA that car had 5 owners in 7 years when it had only had 3
@@justinnewton9509 When someone buys a car and its history shows its had at least a dozen owners the first thing you are going to think is why. because your father lost his log book it might show several entries but it will show it was still in the same persons name.
It would be good to see full HD for all of your videos. It's impossible to see the condition of your auction cars with 360p.
Why spend half the video waffling oon about the virtues of Porsches