Cool, unusual and red: classic cars that make a statement

Classic Car Auctions is holding a special sale on Saturday June 26 at the London Classic Car Show.

The event is Covid-compliant but if you are not going in person you can browse and bid online. Here is a selection from the 110 vehicles on offer. We've chosen some stunners that all sport a bright red paint job.

Plenty of grunt

With 55,000 miles on the clock, this 1967 Ford Mustang GT500 Replica has been recently fitted with a range of features to keep it looking and running great.

According to the vendor who has consigned it to auction: "It runs and drives terrifically, sounds fantastic, and has plenty of grunt. The body is solid with no welding whatsoever, great paint, trim, chrome, stripes, and glass."

A side view of the 1967 Ford Mustang GT500 Replica.

Fire up the Quattro!

This pre-production Audi Quattro prototype from 1982 was substantially restored a few years ago. It is estimated at £25,000 to £30,000.

This is one of the 17 pre-production prototype right-hand drive Quattros.

Red-dy to go

This 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback GT has 72,500 miles on the clock and just looks spectacular.

This car is estimated at £40,000-50,000.

Out of this world

The Jowett Jupiter MK1 is from the 1950s. The firm's flagship sports car was hand-built in Bradford and this one has a fresh MOT until May 2022.

This car is offered with no reserve.

Take over the Galaxie

You'll turn plenty of heads driving down your street in this 1966 Ford Galaxie convertible with its red bonnet, boot and interior and black sides.

This car is estimated at £18,000-22,000.

Rear view of the Ford Galaxie.

Go on a Mini adventure

The point of a Mini was that it was small. And yet here is a Mini Clubman Estate which makes it a large, small car – quirkiness at its best.

This 1979 British Leyland Mini Clubman Estate has 34,000 miles on the clock.

Bonus section

And here are two very quirky cars coming up at auction on our sister site BidSpotter.co.uk.

What should you do with a 1978 Lambretta Willam Forgonnette? Make it look like a postman's van, of course. Auctioneer Paul Cooper from Eddisons is shown here enjoying the vehicle.

The fake black and white cat in the back pays suitable homage to a well-known TV animation series. You've probably now got the theme tune in your head (we certainly have. A single of it, sung by Ken Barrie, was released in 1982 and reached number 44 in the UK Charts).

This van has just 3418 miles on clock so it should be able to deliver plenty more.

This 1960 Isetta 300 Bubble Car has a BMW 300CC engine and has attracted dozens of bids already. It is also in the Eddisons timed auction that ends on June 29.

This Bubble Car has 9098 miles on the clock.

And here is how the driver gets in it and out of the Bubble car. Brilliant!