This means that the highest bid on the lot will be submitted to the vendor following the sale where they will then decide if they wish to accept this bid or not. We will then be in touch with the highest bidder in due course to discuss this.

You can only bid once the auction has gone live. If the auction is live and you are on a computer, use the "Bid Now" button. If you are using a mobile phone,  click "auction catalogue" and sign in via here.

If the auction is not live, you can still register to bid for the next upcoming auction. If you are on a computer, use the "Log in/Register" button in the top right corner. If you are on a mobile, Click the three lines in the top right corner and select "Log in/Register".

Yes, all goods can be entered into the auction with a reserve price.

All items must by paid in full by bank transfer.

A sales invoice will be emailed and payment will be made by bank transfer.  Alternatively the invoice and cheque (a/c payee only) will be posted, by first class mail.  Please ensure that your full name, address and post code are printed clearly on the entry form.

This is a charge to cover the auction costs, such as hpi checks etc. It is payable on all lots.

Many vehicles come from large company fleets and the documents are not always readily available. To speed up the sale process they are sold without documents, however, you can apply for duplicate registration documents at any post office.

Most vans etc. Are subject to V.A.T. At the standard rate, unless announced otherwise by the auctioneer. If you are V.A.T. Registered you may claim the V.A.T. Payable back through your normal V.A.T. Return.

It is not common for auctions to arrange finance, however, you may arrange your own finance before the auction takes place.

No, when the hammer falls you enter a legally binding contract. Full payment must then be made within 24 hours.