COYS Blenheim Palace Sale boasts a line-up of over 140 classic cars for sale at auction on July 2nd.

The auction features a wide selection of important and historic cars including a 1939 Daimler DB18 Drophead used by Churchill (pictured above), a 1973 Rolls Corniche – that once belonged to Tiny Rowland and Sydney Dowse, a 1959 Morris Mini Minor once owned by Autosport technical editor John Bolster and a 1978/79 Mini 1275GT Clubman Saloon that won the British Touring Car Championship in the hands of Richard Longman.

Preview:  Find out more about the star cars for sale in Coys Blenheim Palace sale.

Coys Blenheim Palace Sale – What’s on?

Coys once again return to Blenheim Palace,birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill, and one of England’s greatest palaces, with over 140 classic and historic cars for sale.

As well as the auction, Coys will also host their traditional summer Concours d’Elegance of rare and unusual motor cars.

Chris Routledge, CEO of COYS, said: “COYS auction at Blenheim Palace is one of the most well established classic car sales in the British auction calendar. This year we return to the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill with a combination of more than 140 classic and sports cars, including a car used by none other than Churchill himself, two Minis with unparalleled history and much more.”

A very special lot has been donated by the First Sea Lord and Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral Sir Philip jones KCB ADC.  The lot, an exclusive opportunity for up to six people to visit one of Her Majesty’s warships moored at Portsmouth or Devonport, will be auctioned to raise funds for The Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity.

Tickets and Admission

Coys Blenheim Palace sale takes place on Saturday 2nd July.  Viewing is available from 10:00am until the auction starts at 1pm

For more information or to see the Full catalogue visit www.coys.co.uk/blenheim-palace-2016