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2018 Shannons Melbourne Spring Classic Auction Results - 17 September 2018 SHANNONS MELBOURNE SPRING CLASSIC AUCTION RESULTS - 17 SEPTEMBER Please note: All prices listed are in Australian Dollars (AUD). Prices do not include the 5% buyers premium. LOT DESCRIPTION PRICE 1 Golden Fleece Collection - Assorted Tins x 7 $750 2 Enamel Sign - Texaco Motor Oil (from oil rack) $550 3 Figure - Michelin Man in Pewter on wooden base (33cm tall) $1,800 4 c1934 New Imperial 250cc 30 Deluxe Motorcycle $10,500 5 1992 Mercedes-Benz 300SE Saloon $6,000 6 1986 Mazda RX7 Series 3 Coupe $25,750 7 1927 Chevrolet Light Commercial Delivery Van $25,000 8 1960 Holden FB Special Sedan $25,000 9 Tin Signs x 2 - AGIP Motor Oils & Sir Jack Brabham in Repco Brabham by Mike Harbour 45cm Tall & 60 cm Tall $750 10 Fasano Painting - Fangio & Maserati $800 11 Framed Heros on the Grid - Calder 1971 ATCC- Autographed by Allan Moffat, Bob Jane & Norm Beechey (9 8 x 71cm) $650 12 1969 MGB MKII 'V8' Special Roadster $22,000 13 1989 Alfa Romeo 2000 Spyder Passed In 14 1985 Caterham Super Seven 1600cc Clubman $33,500 15 2003 DAX AC Cobra 'V8' Replica Roadster $86,000 16 1997 McCrae 'Porsche 550 Replica' Spyder $85,000 17 Hi Boy - in Energol Motor Oil COR $500 18 Victorian Hertiage Plate '277.901' $9,000 19 Victorian Heritage Plate '140.140' $11,500 20 Victorian Heritage Plate '58.687' $18,000 21 1942 Harley-Davidson WLA 750cc V-Twin Solo Motorycle $22,000 22 1964 Ford Falcon 260 V8 Sprint Coupe (LHD) $36,500 23 1972 Ford Mustang 'MACH 1' 351 V8 Fastback (LHD) $39,000 24 1973 Dodge Charger 440 Magnum Coupe (LHD) Passed In 25 1959 Buick Le Sabre Convertible (LHD) $56,000 26 1957 Cadillac Series 62 Convertible (RHD) $113,000 27 1938 Lincoln Zephyr V12 Sedan (RHD) Passed In 28 Matchbox Model Cars -23 x Assorted Commerical Utes (1:32 Scale) $1,100 2018 SHANNONS MELBOURNE SPRING CLASSIC AUCTION RESULTS - 17 SEPTEMBER Please note: All prices listed are in Australian Dollars (AUD). Prices do not include the 5% buyers premium. LOT DESCRIPTION PRICE 29 Victorian Heritage Plate '188.880' $14,000 30 Victorian Heritage Plate '80.085' $19,500 31 Victorian Bicentenial Number Plate '1795' $28,000 32 1953 Peugeot 203 Sedan $10,500 33 1955 Holden FJ Special Sedan $20,000 34 1959 Fiat 500 Giardiniera Wagon Passed In 35 2004 Land Rover 110 Defender 2-Door Wagon & Trailor (Ex - Australian Army) $39,500 36 1964 Fiat 600 Multipla Wagon (LHD) Passed In 37 1964 Volkswagen Kombi 21-Window 'Samba' Bus (LHD) $126,000 38 Charity Lot - 2016 Hyundai i20 WRC rear Bumper section- signed by driver Hayden Paddon $200 39 Victorian Heritage Plate '10.002' $26,000 40 Victorian Heritage Plate '6.009' $66,000 41 Victorian Heritage Plate '958' $135,000 42 1949 Riley RMB 1 1/2 Saloon $27,000 43 1966 Jaguar S-Type 3.8 Saloon $15,500 44 1998 Jaguar XK8 Convertible $39,000 45 1997 Bentley Brooklands V8 'Turbo' Saloon Passed In 46 1989 Mercedes-Benz 560SL Convertible Passed In 47 1982 Rolls-Royce Corniche Convertible Passed In 48 Enamel Shell Depot Sign (6 x 3' ft) $800 49 Victorian Heritage Plate '10.801' $29,500 50 Victorian Heritage Plate '3.377' $58,000 51 Victorian Heritage Plate '761' $145,000 52 1970 Porsche 914 1.7LT Coupe (LHD) Passed In 53 1985 BMW M6 Coupe Passed In 54 1967 Porsche 912 Coupe (RHD) Passed In 55 1998 Ferrari 456 GTA Coupe Passed In 56 1973 Porsche 911T 'Targa' 2.4 Coupe (RHD) Passed In 2018 SHANNONS MELBOURNE SPRING CLASSIC AUCTION RESULTS - 17 SEPTEMBER Please note: All prices listed are in Australian Dollars (AUD). Prices do not include the 5% buyers premium. LOT DESCRIPTION PRICE 57 1983 Ferrari 400I V12 'Manual' Coupe Passed In 58 Petrol Pump - Gilbarco in BP Livery with Reproduction Globe $5,000 59 Victorian Heritage Plate '8.778' $74,000 60 Victorian Heritage Plate '689' $171,000 61 Victorian Heritage Plate '472' $140,000 62 1980 Mercedes-Benz 450SLC Coupe $19,000 63 1953 Fiat 500C Topolino Convertible (RHD) Passed In 64 1959 Fiat 1200TV Convertible (LHD) Passed In 65 1967 Porsche 912 'Soft Window' Targa Coupe (LHD) Passed In 66 1961 Porsche 356B Roadster (RHD) Passed In 67 Petrol Pump - Gilbert & Baker in Shell Livery with Reproduction Globe $4,500 68 Victorian Heritage Plate '1.155' $66,000 69 Victorian Heritage Plate '460' $140,000 70 Victorian Heritage Plate '247' $175,000 71 1980 Holden HDT VC Brock Commodore Sedan (No.39) $55,000 72 1969 Ford XW Falcon 'GT Replica' Sedan Passed In 73 1974 Holden LH Torana SL/R 5000 Sedan $115,000 74 1971 Ford XY Falcon GT Sedan Passed In 75 1970 Holden LC Torana GTR XU-1 2DR Sedan $115,000 76 1975 Ford XB Falcon GT Sedan $87,000.
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