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Specialist dealers in early Rolls-Royce and Bentley cars. 1966 Bentley T Type M.P.W. Two Door Saloon. Click on the images below to enlarge them. To return to this page afterwards, click the 'back' button on your browser.
A good example of a rare car, being one of only 98 built in total, and rather sought-after. This particular car, is a very early one, from the first year of production, finished in a pleasing shade of green, with appealing mature leather interior, also in green. Running very well, and driving nicely, the car offers an interesting and worthwhile alternative to such models as the much more expensive S Type Continentals of the late 1950’s and early 1960’s. Could well prove to be an appreciating asset. MoT tested until May 2009. Just driven 400 miles by ourselves, and performing well. Chassis No. CBH1315. Reg No. KLT 568D. £17,500. Snippets:
Brass
Taps & Clay Shooting CBH1315
has resided at several interesting locations – first registered at Astbury
Hall in Bridgnorth by E P Jenks Ltd a company that specialised in producing
Brass Taps & Water Fittings, the Hall later became the home of the Judas
Priest guitarist Ken Downing. A
later owner was a member of the well-known Radcliffe family who own & run
the Shooting School of “Presaddfed” on Anglesey.
Talbot Radcliffe who acquired the estate after WWII was famous for his
working dogs - “Saighton Spaniels” which he bred & sold throughout the
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