Three Model T Fords, the world’s first mass-produced motor car, one that put tens of thousands of Americans behind the wheel for the first time, will be offered for auction at the forthcoming H&H Buxton Sale.

Model T Fords for sale

There are plenty of vintage Ford cars on offer at H&H’s Buxton Sale 2015, although Henry Ford’s well-known saying “Any customer can have a car painted any colour that he wants so long as it’s black,” does not apply to these Model Ts, though, all at ‘No Reserve’.

Model T Pick Up barn find

Comprising of a white, sporting 1923 Model T ‘Speedster’ Special and two 1922 Model T trucks, one a ‘barn-find’ ripe for restoration in any colour, the other a very fine red (see picture).

Model T Pick up

The entries come from the late Walter Witney’s collection and are consignments received as a direct result of H&H’s association with Dreweatts & Bloomsbury Auctions.

Other cars for sale at H&H Buxton Sale

More Ford cars on offer at the H&H Buxton Sale include, also from the Witney Collection, a fine pair of Model A Fords, a 1930 Ford Tudor Sedan and a 1928 Ford Pick-Up, both again at ‘No Reserve’. A little later in the sale, two more Model As will come under the hammer, a 1931 Ford 45-B Coupe (£9,000 – 11,000) and a £11,000 – 13,000, 1928 Roadster.

For those seeking something a little more up to date, other entries in the fine, 75-car catalogue include a 1973 Lotus Elan +2S 130 in ‘John Player Special’ livery, built to celebrate Lotus’s 50th Grand Prix victory, for £13,000 – 15,000. There’s also a stylish, and typically understated in its Rosso Bordeaux metallic paintwork, 1966 Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint, one of only 596 right-hand drive cars (out of 6999 built) and estimated at a reasonable £16,000 – 20,000.

H&H’s 25 February sale will take place at its ever-popular Pavilion Gardens, Buxton venue.  Viewing is from 12pm to 6pm on the 24th and from 9am on the 25th, with the auction starting at 1pm.

For further information please visit the H&H Classics website