What: Goodwood Members' MeetingWhere: Bonhams, Goodwood, Goodwood Estate, Chichester, PO18 0PX, West Sussex, UKWhen: 7 April, 01.00 PM BSTPublic Viewing: 06 Apr 2019 09:00 - 17:30 BST07 Apr 2019 09:00 - 13:00 BSTTop lots of the sale:—Lot 97: “The Terry Drury Tribute Ford GT40.” Built by the former GT40 racer; Described by expert Ronnie Spain as «best GT40 representation...Bar none!»; Many original parts; Exceptional build quality; Accurate 1968 style 'crossover fuel' chassis. Estimate: Refer to department—Lot 83: “1954 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL 'Gullwing' Coupe.” Registration no. not UK registered, Chassis no. 198.040.4500049. One of only 1,400 300 SL Gullwings built; The 49th car completed; Acquired by the Key Collection in 2011; Repainted and re-trimmed since acquisition; Eligible for the most prestigious historic motoring events. Estimate: 800,000 £ - 1,000,000 £ (1,056,935 USD – 1,321,169 USD)—Lot 48: “1929 Bentley 4 1/2-Litre Tourer.” Coachwork by Vanden Plas; Registration no. UU 8740; Chassis no. RL3428; Original chassis, engine, gearbox, body, registration, etc; Single family ownership since 1939 (80 years); Exceptionally well documented; Well maintained throughout its life; Recently re-commissioned by Brewster Mudie Ltd. Estimate: 600,000 £ - 800,000 £ (792,701 USD - 1,056,935 USD)—Lot 52: “1964 Aston Martin DB5 Sports Saloon to Vantage Specification.” Registration no. DAU 262C; Chassis no. DB5/1900/R; One of only 1,021 DB5s built; Delivered new in the UK; Professionally restored with no expense spared; Converted to Vantage specification; Restoration invoices totalling in excess of £340,000 available. Estimate: 580,000 £ - 660,000 £ (766,278 USD – 871,971 USD)—Lot 17: “1968 Aston Martin DB6 Volante Convertible.” Registration no. YPF 865G; Chassis no. DBVC/3699/R; One of only 140 long-wheelbase DB6 Volantes; Documented ownership history; Extensively restored in the late 2000s; Well maintained; Comprehensive history file. Estimate: 480,000 £ - 580,000 £ (634,161 USD - 766,278 USD)—Lot 77: “1956 Mercedes-Benz 300SC Coupe.” Coachwork by Sindelfingen; Registration no. not UK registered; Chassis no. 188 014 6500134; One of only 200 built; Coachbuilt in the traditional manner; The most desirable of all Mercedes-Benz's post-war luxury models; Acquired . by the Key Museum circa 2009. Estimate: 400,000 £ - 500,000 £ (528,468 USD – 660,584 USD)—Lot 18: “1967 Maserati 3.7-Litre Mistral Spyder.” Coachwork by Carrozzeria Frua; Registration no. JNW 999E; Chassis no. AM109 S 069; One of only 46 3.7-litre models; Rare right-hand drive version; Present ownership for 30 years; Matching numbers; ZF five-speed gearbox; Believed genuine 50,318 miles from new; Recent extensive mechanical refurbishment. Estimate: 350,000 £ - 450,000 £ (462,409 USD – 594,526 USD)—Lot 32: “1924 Bentley 3-Litre 'Simplex' Drophead Coupe.” Coachwork by H J Mulliner. Registration no. CF 5654; Chassis no. 747; Original body; Known ownership history; Restored in the 1980s; Engine professionally rebuilt in 2008; Ideal for Bentley's 100th Anniversary celebrations in 2019. Estimate: 260,000 £ - 320,000 £ (343,504 USD – 422,774 USD)For details, visit: https://www.bonhams.com/Click on the slideshow for the highlights of the sale.http://www.blouinartinfo.com/Founder: Louise Blouin Read more