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Rare Alfa Romeo supercar bought by Brit to impress his wife on their 1956 honeymoon set to sell for eye-watering sum
Rare Alfa Romeo supercar bought by Brit to impress his wife on their 1956 honeymoon set to sell for eye-watering sum

Scottish Sun

time06-05-2025

  • Automotive
  • Scottish Sun

Rare Alfa Romeo supercar bought by Brit to impress his wife on their 1956 honeymoon set to sell for eye-watering sum

The motor was once owned by an Italian prince and a racing driver MEGA MOTOR Rare Alfa Romeo supercar bought by Brit to impress his wife on their 1956 honeymoon set to sell for eye-watering sum Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A VINTAGE supercar bought by a British man to take his wife on honeymoon is set to fetch £3million at auction. The Alfa Romeo 8C was made by the Italian company in 1932. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 3 This vintage Alfa Romeo supercar is set to fetch £3million at auction Credit: rmsothebys 3 The Alfa Romeo 8C was made by the Italian company in 1932 Credit: rmsothebys 3 London auctioneers RM Sotheby are set to sell it on May 22 Credit: rmsothebys At the time it wowed with top speeds of 120mph. It was owned by an Italian prince and a racing driver before enthusiast Brian Eckersley, then 21, purchased it in 1956. London auctioneers RM Sotheby are set to sell it on May 22. They said: 'He immediately used the car as his honeymoon chariot. "He retained his beloved 8C until his death in 1999. 'He updated the coachwork with additional chrome trim. "but he retained the racing driver's aerodynamic pre-war updates. 'It was a supercar of its day. "One that has not lost a single ounce of its desirability or appeal.'

Rare Alfa Romeo supercar bought by Brit to impress his wife on their 1956 honeymoon set to sell for eye-watering sum
Rare Alfa Romeo supercar bought by Brit to impress his wife on their 1956 honeymoon set to sell for eye-watering sum

The Irish Sun

time06-05-2025

  • Automotive
  • The Irish Sun

Rare Alfa Romeo supercar bought by Brit to impress his wife on their 1956 honeymoon set to sell for eye-watering sum

A VINTAGE supercar bought by a British man to take his wife on honeymoon is set to fetch £3million at auction. The Alfa Romeo 8C was made by the Italian company in 1932. 3 This vintage Alfa Romeo supercar is set to fetch £3million at auction Credit: rmsothebys 3 The Alfa Romeo 8C was made by the Italian company in 1932 Credit: rmsothebys 3 London auctioneers RM Sotheby are set to sell it on May 22 Credit: rmsothebys At the time it wowed with top speeds of 120mph. It was owned by an Italian prince and a racing driver before enthusiast Brian Eckersley, then 21, purchased it in 1956. London auctioneers RM Sotheby are set to sell it on May 22. They said: 'He immediately used the car as his honeymoon chariot. READ MORE MOTORS NEWS "He retained his beloved 8C until his death in 1999. 'He updated the coachwork with additional chrome trim. "but he retained the racing driver's aerodynamic pre-war updates. 'It was a supercar of its day. Most read in Motors "One that has not lost a single ounce of its desirability or appeal.' Incredible vintage cars including £44k Merc & 1947 Harley rotting in old CASTLE

Rare Alfa Romeo supercar bought by Brit to impress his wife on their 1956 honeymoon set to sell for eye-watering sum
Rare Alfa Romeo supercar bought by Brit to impress his wife on their 1956 honeymoon set to sell for eye-watering sum

The Sun

time06-05-2025

  • Automotive
  • The Sun

Rare Alfa Romeo supercar bought by Brit to impress his wife on their 1956 honeymoon set to sell for eye-watering sum

A VINTAGE supercar bought by a British man to take his wife on honeymoon is set to fetch £3million at auction. The Alfa Romeo 8C was made by the Italian company in 1932. 3 3 3 At the time it wowed with top speeds of 120mph. It was owned by an Italian prince and a racing driver before enthusiast Brian Eckersley, then 21, purchased it in 1956. London auctioneers RM Sotheby are set to sell it on May 22. They said: 'He immediately used the car as his honeymoon chariot. "He retained his beloved 8C until his death in 1999. 'He updated the coachwork with additional chrome trim. "but he retained the racing driver's aerodynamic pre-war updates. 'It was a supercar of its day. "One that has not lost a single ounce of its desirability or appeal.'

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