The news, dating back to the beginning of this year, was one of the more juicy stories: after more than a decade, Bonhams would leave the patronage of London-Brighton to its rival RM. For RM, however, it was an unfortunate decision: no event because of Covid-19 and no auction. Bonhams took the opportunity by the horns and organized a sale that widened the range of vehicles on offer slightly, so whereas before experts only allowed cars up until 1904 (the veteran car entry cut-off date for the London-Brighton) this year they went up until 1939, thus giving rise to a sale dedicated to the “Golden Age of Motoring 1886-1939”.
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