Don Davies Auction

[Chris Thomas]

Dear Forum Friends

On 12 April the Don Davies car collection will be auctioned in Northern Ireland and there are a few interesting cars in the sale, such as a Berkeley, Bond Mk D and a KR 200 (not the AC petite)

The auction is open to internet bidders, if you are interested
www.wilsonauctions.com/classic_car.asp

Happy bidding if you are interested

Chris Thomas

[Chris Thomas]

Dear Forum Friends

Having just tried the link that is on their poster, it does not work.

If you go to the Wilson Auction web site, the classic car auction is not yet listed so it may mean telephoning them to get registered, or send a slate and a piece of chalk in the post. But you will need to be quick.

Chris Thomas

[cuscus47]

Hello:  I think that this is the link to use.   In Northern Ireland, not Southern Indiana.   

http://www.wilsonsauctions.com/classic_car.asp

[Chris Thomas]

Thanks for that

What a twonk I am leaving out an s in the middle. Now all is revealed.

Have fun

Chris Thomas

[Big Al]

Interesting, no Goggo Coupe. Either sold privately or retained by a family member.

[Peelpower]

This  a real good looking Bond on display. Unfortunately its far away of my home 

[Chris Thomas]

Did anybody follow the auction on 12 April and get any results on Dons Microcars?

Chris Thomas

[richard]

not sure if anyone here knew don or has said but he seemed a really nice gent , with a lovely irish lilt . we spoke a few times on bond matters R.I.P.

[Chris Thomas]

I am trying to get a copy of the auction results but they say they need to speak to the solicitors for Don first.

I wonder how Classic & sports car manage to get auction results???

Chris Thomas
Rumcar News

[Jim Janecek]

I wonder how Classic & sports car manage to get auction

They had someone present at the auction.

[Big Al]

I am trying to get a copy of the auction results but they say they need to speak to the solicitors for Don first.

I wonder how Classic & sports car manage to get auction results???

Chris Thomas
Rumcar News

A tricky thing as there are the real results and the official ones. Be not surprised if there are two answers over time!

[richard]

are you thinking up ANOTHER conspiracy theory al ? nurse the medication please for mr.hitchcock on ward 5 

[Big Al]

are you thinking up ANOTHER conspiracy theory al ? nurse the medication please for mr.hitchcock on ward 5 

It's all one conspiracy and it stems from the Mighty Mekon. Where is Dan when you need him?

[richard]

how DARE you ! hows the drought , not that we ever had one , not had such a wet day since Tadpole Bridge Heinkel Trojan rally . yuk  

[Big Al]

That was a a warmer day but just as wet. It was really cold yesterday. I ended up going to bed to read a book! I seem to recall after a few pints of Varsity you did not care how wet the Taddy Rally was like the rest of us. For a wash out it was a great event. If you recall there were several guys who would not take their car through a ford as they would get it wet! I never quite got the logic of that one.

It was just beginning to get dry here. My bud on the Cotswolds has a field on the spring line under Wyck Hill. That had not dried up but it was starting to slacken a little. Of course the areas that collect the rain get included in the muster of those places short of water as they are the sources of much of the resources and are not allowed to use their own water. I would think this last few weeks has topped up the Cotswolds and downs. It is the South East that has the problem.

Conversely of course we have had flooding. My chum from Bury tells me its been wet up there for most of the time. So as usual if it happens in London it is a national story. If it happens in Lancashire/Yorkshire it is not.