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A clean, tidy example, in a cheerful colour scheme of Ruby red and silver/grey, with a very impressive red leather interior, nice carpets, headlining, etc, and unusually (and sensibly) fitted with inertia reel seat belts to the front. Also sensible, is the conversion to flashing indicators, which work in conjunction with the original trafficator..

The 1953 Bentley R Type represents a fascinating period in Bentley's history—a time when the marque was transitioning from its sporting pre-war identity to the refined luxury grand touring cars for which it would later become famous. Origins of the R Type The R Type was introduced in 1952 as the successo..

A 1956 Series II Morris Minor Saloon.Reg No. YSL 146.Car No. FBJ11/425162.Engine No. LOMAU1312879.Grey with red interior.Following on from the Morris 8, the Minor was an economy car produced by the marque from 1948. Equipped with an 802cc A-series engine, production of the Series II contin..

A 1952 Bentley MkVI Standard Steel Saloon.Reg No. 486 BTJ. Car No. B260NZ.Engine No. B130N.Blue over Silver with grey leather interior.The Bentley MkVI was the first production car produced by Roll-Royce and Bentley subsequent to the cessation of hostilities in 1945, and was the ..

A 1951 Armstrong-Siddeley Hurricane DHC.Reg No. MTF 787.Car No. SM1810095. Engine No. E1812116.Blue and black with blue interior.Armstrong-Siddeley was a manufacturer of high-quality motoring and aviation products. The Company was the first British manufacturer to offer a new mod..