Bentley MKVI Park Ward Convertible Presented in dual tone grey with soft slate blue leather piped in deep squadron blue with matching blue mohair hood and carpets. Radio, hydraulic windows and hood. Original hand books, complete original tool kit, extensive history portfolio including the original order and invoice ...

1951 Bentley Mk VI 4 Door Sports Saloon This stunning 1951 Mk VI Bentley, four door sports saloon has 55,957 miles, 4.5 litre 4-speed manual, 1,202 vehicles produced & Retailed at £4,038. Approx... Bentley Mk VI, four door standard steel sports saloon, petrol 4566cc. The first car from Rolls Royce with all steel ...

This MK VI special was produced by The Chelsea Workshop in 2002 still only 13,000 miles, ideal for rallies. Full weather gear supplied. original tools and fully serviced and ready to go. Finished in British racing green. Wooded ash frame with aluminum body. In as new condition

1952 Bentley “Crewe” Special by Charles Palmer Chassis number: B239NY Engine number: B369N Magnificent Bentley Mk VI, with lightweight pre-war style sports bodywork and powerful 4 1/2 Litre straight six ‘Big Bore’ engine. Offers brisk performance, further improved by retro electric overdrive. Virtually brand ...

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- Chassis # B107LMB - Engine # B335M - Incredibly Rare LHD Variant - Believed To Be Finished In Original Colors - Comprehensive Service & History File Included - Complete With Tools, Jack, and Spare As the dark period of WWII drew to a close, auto manufacturers rushed to get back to normal production in order to ...

Bentley MKVI Park Ward Convertible Presented in dual tone grey with soft slate blue leather piped in deep squadron blue with matching blue mohair hood and carpets. Radio, hydraulic windows and hood. Original hand books, complete original tool kit, extensive history portfolio including the original order and invoice ...

Vintage and Prestige are proud to offer this 1951 Bentley MKVI H.J.Mulliner “lightweight” Saloon For Sale. Registration: MGJ 473 Chassis no: B272LJ Mileage shown: 45,226 This attractive ‘long wing’ designed Bentley comes to us in excellent condition having just been subject or a full bare metal re-spray. ...

Meticulous recreation in the eighties from MK VI Saloon to an Open Tourer with a superb, Derby-style sporty, coachbuilt all-metal body using genuine Derby bonnet and front wings plus many other vintage components. Chassis modified by Alan Padgett Motor Engineers builder of over 30 special-bodied Bentleys. The normal mechanical ...

Rolls-Royce’s first post-WW2 product, the MkVI was introduced in 1946, a year ahead of the Rolls-Royce Silver Wraith. Although mechanically similar to the MkVI, the latter was exclusively a coachbuilt car, the first ‘standard steel’ Rolls-Royce, the Silver Dawn, not appearing until 1949. Notable features were independent ...

Shortly before the war Bentley presented the MK V and it became the basis for the MK VI which was introduced in 1946. This was the first time one could order a complete car from Bentley! But they also still sold many chassis for customized designs. Our Bentley MK VI Cabriolet was built in 1949 and was tuned as a “Drophead ...

1952 Bentley Mk VI 4.5 Big Bore Engine with Manual Transmission Wonderfully patinated and original having been in the same family ownership for almost half a century. Has been enjoyed extensively on European trips. Possibly irreplaceable with this outstanding pedigree. Comprehensive history with highly respected ...

KXH935 is in very nice condition throughout and drives as a good Bentley Mk VI should. History known from new, pictured in "A Pride of Bentleys" by John Adams & Ray Roberts, page 191. Supplied new by Jack Barclay Ltd of London to Sir Robert McAlpine in 1949. The car had covered some 300,000 miles by the late 70's, but ...