Nearly 40,000 people flocked to the National Motor Museum in Hampshire for the 47th annual Beaulieu Autojumble from 7-8 September. They browsed and bought from a selection of more than 2000 stands and hundreds of classic cars for sale.
There were plenty of interesting vehicles ready to be snapped up, including a beautiful 1960 Austin-Healey Frogeye Sprite selling for £11,950, an unrestored, showroom condition 1958 MGA Coupé at £24,950, a 1969 Jaguar S2 E-type fixed-head at £34,500, Malcolm Bishop's restored 1949 Citroën H Van at £50,000 and a stunning red 1959 Daimler Dart with cream leather interior, which the seller had spent 2000 hours restoring to sell at £50,000.
Every age of vehicle was available to buy, from a classically elegant burgundy 1934 Sunbeam 25 HP at £35,000, to a blue 5-litre supercharged 2010 Jaguar XFR for £27,500.
American cars included an eye-catching red 1958 Ford Thunderbird, at £32,000, thought to be one of fewer than 100 1958 four-seat convertible Thunderbirds left.
