At Melbourne Car Auctions This Week (78 Upcoming Sales)

This is Part I of the Kerry Manolas Collection, and it’s a deep dive for anyone who follows the Prancing Horse. The lot list includes period-correct Ferrari racing posters, enamel badges from the 1960s, and a run of leather-bound presentation books used by the factory sales team. For the restorers, there are NOS (new old stock) gasket sets and camshafts for 250 and 330 series cars.

Donington Auctions have grouped the memorabilia by marque, so if you’re after Maserati 3500 GT brochures or Lancia Fulvia homologation papers, they’re in there too. The classic car section is thin on actual vehicles for this event, but the paper and parts alone could fill gaps in a serious collection. Check the close date: July 13, 2026. Bid online or attend the Melbourne viewing day.

This is the Kerry Manolas Collection Part II, and it’s packed with petrolhead heritage. The lot list leans into motor racing history with signed memorabilia from drivers like Jack Brabham and Alan Jones, plus enamel signs, trophies, and original race programmes. Great Marques fans will find badges, brochures, and dealer items from Ferrari, Porsche, and Aston Martin.

Buyers should note the close date is 13 July 2026, giving you time to dig through the catalogue. Donington Auctions has a solid rep for collector car gear, so condition and provenance are likely tight. If you’re after a piece of Australian or international racing history, this is the one to watch.

This is a pure plate auction, not a car sale, so the focus is entirely on the metal. The catalogue spans everything from prestige Victorian heritage plates to modern personalised combinations. Classic car collectors often chase plates that match their vehicle’s era, and this sale has plenty of pre-1960s options.

Key lots include several single and double-digit Victorian plates, which historically hold their value better than most investments. There are also themed sets, initials, and short numeric runs that appeal to both enthusiasts and investors. Bidders should check the reserve structure: some plates carry minimum bids, others are absolute.

Donington Auctions runs this format regularly, so the process is straightforward. Online bidding is open now until the close date. If you are after a specific letter or number combination, scan the full lot list early. Plates in high-demand categories often draw competitive bidding in the final hours.

Donington Auctions is building a dedicated catalogue of classic and vintage motorcycles for this August sale. The focus is on quality over quantity, with consignments expected to cover pre-war rarities, 1970s Japanese icons, and British singles and twins. Any bike that fits the collector or performance bracket is being considered.

If you have a restoration project, a barn find, or a fully sorted classic, now is the time to get it in the door. The auction house has a strong track record with European marques and muscle cars, so they know how to present a motorcycle to the right buyers. Consignment terms and valuation appointments are available through their Melbourne office. Serious sellers should contact them well before the August 10 close date to secure a spot in the lineup.

This is a consignment call, not a live sale yet. Donington Auctions is building its next classic car event in Melbourne VIC, targeting serious metal from European sports cars to Australian muscle. If you have a performance car, a rare motorcycle, or a collector-grade vehicle sitting around, this is the time to get it in front of buyers.

The auctioneer has a strong track record with high-end classics. They are specifically after European marques like Porsche, Ferrari, and Jaguar, plus home-grown muscle. Motorcycles are also welcome. The close date is 31 August 2026, so there is time to sort photos, paperwork, and reserve prices. No lots are listed yet, but the focus is clear: clean, desirable, saleable metal. If you are thinking of selling, get in touch with Donington Auctions direct.

Pickles is clearing out a tyre and auto workshop in Altona North with everything going to the highest bidder. The standout lot is the CEMB DWA2500 3D wheel alignment system, a serious piece of gear for any workshop. Also on offer are a Metabo W 850-125 grinder, a Makita HP1010 hammer drill, and a Wurth mini sanding and grinding kit.

The lot list also covers workshop consumables and specialised tools. There is an assortment of tyres, a Repco caliper wind back kit, a Toolpro ball joint remover, and a Toledo 3 jaw pilot bearing puller. For anyone setting up or restocking a workshop, this auction has the basics covered without the retail price tag. Inspection is recommended before bidding closes on 30 July 2026.