Our team of experts have a wealth of vehicle sales knowledge and expertise in the field of classic cars.

Head of Department, Auctioneer and Director
Richard Binnersley has worked for Brightwells in the Vehicles Department for nearly twenty years, having seen, sold and driven most types of wheeled transport that money can buy. As Department Director, he now oversees all vehicle sales and endeavours to further improve the experience of buying and selling Classic Cars at Brightwells.

Classic Car & Motorcycle Sales Consultant
A life long classic car fanatic, James is especially addicted to big engine cars from the 1960s, but finds it hard to resist anything with big wheels, walnut and leather. Currently struggling to contain an obsession to own a Maserati 3500GT (or a Khamsin or a Bentley Continental Flying Spur), he is manfully hurling money at his (t)rusty old Mkl Jaguar in the hope of driving it to the Goodwood Revival this summer.

Associate Auctioneer
Having been with Brightwells since the mid 90s, Steve brings his motoring and auctioneering experience to the Classic Car & Motorbike team. He is currently Sales Manager and Auctioneer for the Vehicles Auction Department.

Automobilia Auctioneer
Since the inaugural sale of Classic Cars and Automobilia at Brightwells, Toby has played a crucial role in the development of the now regular event in Herefordshire. As an auctioneer for the company and a specialist valuer for the Automobilia, he hopes for another successful year. A keen interest in the motoring world, in particular a fondness for chrome and very large headlamps. He has recently completed an epic car rally to Mongolia and can now say 'I'm lost, do you sell beer?' in twelve different languages.

Roger who is Head of the Fine Art department has been with the Company for 30 years, during which time he has gained a wide knowledge in many aspects of fine art and antiques, but specialises in silver and furniture.  Like many of his colleagues he graduated from Southampton College, having already spent a number of years working in the saleroom.
He is a regular visitor to Shelsey Walsh Hill Climbs and is a neighbour of former and current national champions Roger and Scott Moran.
Although he is very interested in Classic Cars his normal mode of transport is a 4 x 4 vehicle which better suits the many outdoor pursuits with which he is involved.

Sales Administration
David Brown has recently retired as head of the Brightwells Fine Art Department, but remains as a consultant to the Classic Car Department, and because he set up these specialist sales in 2004, retaining a keen interest in their continuing success.