1923 Bentley 3 Litre TT Model. Chasis Number: 296 Registration Number: HB747 Affectionately known as Victoria Plum, this car spent much of its life in the Australian state of Victoria, and is painted a Claret colour as the owners response to British Racing Green Bentleys.
An unusual and very interesting, attractive, practical four door open cabriolet configuration make this a particularly desirable Derby Bentley, being easy to access through large doors, and ‘wide-bodied’, giving increased spaciousness and elbow room, and nicely weather resistant, with well-constructed hood, wind up windows, tonneau cover, etc, i..
1928 Bentley 4.5 Litre Chassis No. KM3083 Engine No. KM3086 Registration No. UC 8791 Mint restored condition and all ready for some serious fun. This 4.5 Litre Bentley started life as a Martin Walter Saloon. in 2011 it was rebuilt to Lemans spec by the late Stanley Mann. Since converion it has ..
1939 Derby Bentley Overdrive MX series Drop Head Coupe by Vanden Plas.Chassis number: B105MXRegistration number: WXW40The best of the best: This ultra desirable Overdrive Derby Bentley was in the long term ownership of Peter Blond, a well known Sothebys director who headed t..
1939
Bentley
Derby 4.25 litre Overdrive MX series Drophead Coupe by Vanden Plas
A very desirable 3 4½ Litre with complete and continuous history back to 1923, delivered new to Lloyd Owen, who took delivery of XO9313 from Paddington Station. Enjoyed later by racing driver Ed Nelson and VSCC photographer Red Daniells, each adding their own mark. A fascinating and well-documented history file traces every owner by name. A char..
It goes without saying that all vintage Bentley motorcars are exciting. The success of the 3 Litre, the 4.5 and the Speed Six at Le Mans and other international racing events during the 1920’s are part of motor racing folklore, with the louvres and leather belts over the bonnet, all adding to the glamour. Today the cars are still raced and ralli..