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Collectors Cars, Motorcycles & Memorabilia — Watson's Auctioneers (No longer trading)

Auction House:Watson's Auctioneers (No longer trading)Number of lots recorded:116
Sale Title:Collectors Cars, Motorcycles & MemorabiliaLots with images:24
Auction Location:ChristchurchPrices available:55
Date:19-Apr-2009
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1961 Triumph Tiger These early Triumph Pre-units are now the most sought after collectables with the styling of a by-gone era. This motorcycle is out of a Christchurch private collection. It is a runner by has sat for many years. Original miles and numbers, this motorcycle would be an ideal restoration project
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1904 Brown Brown motorcycles were made in England from 1902 to 1919 using both their own and in later years Japanese engines. This 105 year old motorcycle has a local history from Dunsandal and was used daily. In total original condition which makes this a rare desirable motorcycle
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1969 Bsa Rocket 3 Nearly a clone of the Trident, the Rocket 3 was powered by an alloy 750cc overhead valve engine producing 58 horsepower giving it enough power to reach near 120mph. This is an original example, with only 7427mls travelled. Owned in the American market by a collector and brought to New Zealand for a private collection. A great example for the astute collector
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1964 Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint In 1962 Alfa Romeo introduced a new six-cylinder coupe based on the new 2600 Saloon and Spider, the 2600 Sprint. The Sprint was a full four-seater coupe with an attractive body design. Powering the new coupe was Alfa Romeo's new 2584cc, twin overhead cam, six-cylinder unit. The 2.6 litre engine came with triple carburettors and produced over 145bhp. The model sold well (7,000 cars) and was eventually discontinued in 1966. This car has recently had suspension work and a new…
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1971 Trail Blazer 250cc. This T25T Trail Blazer 250cc dual-purpose motorcycle is absolutely original with only 315mls on the clock. Owned by a Seattle policewoman for commuting purposes. This is an extremely fine example of a near new 70s motorcycle. Add to collection or just enjoy the ride
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1966 Triumph Tiger Cub, 175cc This bike is 100% original. Manufacture had been stopped when American dealerships wanted more. 300 were made with bigger gears and sprockets. This is the rarest Tiger Cub you can own with only 4235 original miles
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1949 Ariel Square Four Mki The Ariel Square Four was a British motorcycle designed by Edward Turner who devised the Square Four engine in 1928. Also known as the 'Squariel'. The engine was a 997cc, 4 stroke, Square Four air cooler, Ohv 8 valve. Power: 45bhp at 5500rpm. Transmission: 4 speed gearbox to chain final drive. In 1949 the cast iron cylinder head was replaced by an alloy head and barrel allowing the machine to travel at 90mph plus. The motorcycle was bought in California and has been in a private…
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1988 Ford Sierra Rs Cosworth In 1986, this was the first Ford production car to carry the 'Cosworth' name. In 1988, Ford developed the four door saloon concept car. The only difference was it did not have wheel arch extensions or bonnet louvres, but it was still exceptionally fast. It became known as the 'Sapphire' Cosworth. This car has been meticulously maintained. It is a D.O.H.C. 16V turbo. Brought into New Zealand by the 2nd owner of 3. The engine was rebuilt 3 years ago by a licenced 'Cosworth'…
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1972 Triumph Bonneville 650cc This Triumph motorcycle was imported from America in 2008, with import papers available. A totally original bike from paintwork, mileage and numbers. Having only travelled 2989mls in the last 37 years makes this motorcycle a desirable collectable from the Triumph Motorcycle Company's glory years
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1925 Triumph Motorcycle 500cc Like many of the Coventry makes, Triumph had their roots in the bicycle industry in 1902. In 1908, they won the single cylinder class in the Tt racers, the machine being powered by a 500cc engine designed by one of the German founders of the firm, Maurice Schulte. This is an example of Triumphs famous Model P 494cc side valve single that created a sensation when it was introduced in 1925. It was equipped with a 3 speed hand operated gearbox and all chain drive, as well as a…
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1954 Fordson E83W Pickup This truck has been restored by a private owner including drop side deck and back chassis, a good runner. Would make a great marketing vehicle or private use. Original interior adds charm to this tidy truck
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1949 BSA B31 350cc The BSA B31 is a motorcycle that was produced by Birmingham Small Arms Company. Introduced in 1945, it was the first model the company made after World War II. Based on pre-war designs, it used a single cylinder four stroke engine that displaced 348cc (21.2cu in).
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2006 Vespa GT60 250cc In 1946 Vespa produced the first scooter, Vespa was already a masterpiece in design. In a few years time, it would become an icon of youth culture worldwide. The Vespa GT60 is a 250cc that was developed to pay homage to the first scooter produced. This scooter is No.886 of 999 made worldwide with distinctive styling such as the headlamp on the front guard as was the 1946 model. Wonderfully maintained, this scooter is without a doubt very collectable. It comes with an original boxed…
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'Blitzen Benz Racing Car' framed print
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10 framed motoring prints depicting decades of motoring
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Audi tradition wall calendar in sleeve
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