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229.950€ ? 3 owners ? Impressive documentation file dating back to the 60s ? Restored in '2000 ? Electric servo steering ? Roadworthy in perfect condition ? Original manual Specifications Bodywork Length : cm (in): 488 (192) Width : cm (in): 178 (70) Height : cm (in): 163 (64.5) Wheelbase ...
This right-hand drive 1951 Bentley Mark VI Saloon is available in black over silver with a beige interior. The vehicle comes equipped with a manual transmission, dual carburetors, rear picnic trays, sunroof, wood trim, steel wheels, and whitewall tires. Also included are service documents and receipts totaling over $2,
Here is a left-hand drive 1951 Bentley Mark VI that is available in Old English White with a grey interior. The vehicle comes equipped with a 4-speed manual transmission, single carburetor, rear picnic tray, wood trim, whitewall tires, and steel wheels. A very clean and presentable original California car that is mechanically ...
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H&H Classics - The Imperial War Museum Duxford, Wed, 17th Nov 2021 Estimate £50,000 - £60,000 Registration No: NOH 757 Chassis No: B291SP MOT: Exempt Fitted with an FB60 Rolls-Royce engine mated to automatic transmission Recently completed and ready to be enjoyed New interior, hood, wheels and tyres More ...
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The standard steel Bentley’s were one of the best car propositions available in the 1950s. With its smooth 6 cylinder engine and easy to use gearbox they were very popular with owner-drivers and chauffeurs alike. If you didn’t want the standard bodywork Bentley would supply you a chassis built car so you could ...
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 ...
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. ...
Quite simply one of the most exceptional examples of an early Mk6 Bentley you will see. Supplied to the previous owner by myself some 3 years ago, and been kept in professional storage ever since. Only because of a change in circumstances has the car now came to the market. A low ownership car, well known in Bentley circles, ...
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First shown at the 1929 London Motor Show, the 'Blower' Bentley was developed as a private venture by 'Bentley Boy' Sir Henry 'Tim' Birkin. This was to extract more performance from the proven 4½-Litre model, which was becoming outclassed by its rivals on the racetracks of Europe. His aim was to produce a British car ...
1924/1950 Mark VI Bentley Straight Eight William Arnold bodied special. Chassis number: B94HR Registration number: FFK382 This car was constructed using a Mark VI chassis & an original Willam Arnold body that in 1924 graced an original 3.0 Bentley. The work was done in 2010 with much of it being undertaken by marque ...
Hi guys. i am selling this very rare project,unfortunately she hasn't been driven for a very long time and also has been exposed to the elements for many years. But definitely worth restoring. surprisingly the chassis and nearly all the panels are very straight with the exemptions off the front 2 wings where the ...
In the original colour of metallic grey , this Bentley is a matching numbers car and still has the registaration number as applied in May 1950 when it was supplied to a Miss Radcliffe Platt , a ladies tennis player who appeared at Wimbledon and other tournaments around Europe in the 1930s. The chassis has lasted the test ...
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 ...
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 ...
1952 Bentley MK VI Manual 4.5 Litre. Finished in Blue Mink over Dove Grey with a Navy coach line and a sunroof. The interior is finished in Cream with picnic tables and vanity mirrors, with Cream carpets. Only showing 53,000 miles, with lots of history and with only 8,000 miles since 2002. This car is in outstanding condition ...
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