Chassis No.: B509FU $14,300 | Sold • Odometer: 10,392 miles • Engine: Inline 6-cylinder • Transmission: Manual • Exterior: Maroon • Interior: Maroon • Body: Saloon • Inline 6-cylinder engine • 4-speed manual transmission • Right hand drive • Dual SU carburetors • Sliding sunroof • Rear picnic tables • Color-keyed wheels with bright Bentley hubcaps and Whitewall tires • Burl woodgrain interior trim Inline-6, 4-Speed https://www.mecum.com/lots/1146812/1950-bentley-mark-vi-saloon/
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Bentley Mark VI, 1951
Chassis No.: B196LJ • Exterior: Burgundy/Silver • Interior: Burgundy • Restoration in 2010 by Ronny?s Garage in Santa Ana, California • Wood trim removed and refinished to factory specifications • Right hand drive https://www.mecum.com/lots/SE15-215148/1951-bentley-mark-vi/
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Bentley Mark VI Drophead Coupe, 1952
Chassis No.: B342NZ • Exterior: Gray • Interior: Red • Body: Drophead Coupe • One of a kind open Drophead Coupe body built by Mulliners of Birmingham • Bentley Mark IV chassis • All steel construction • French-inspired design with rear wheel skirts, split windshield and rear deck design • Tri-tone Gray finish with Maroon accent • 4.6L ‘big bore’ engine • 4-speed manual transmission • Hydraulic front power brakes • Mechanical rear brakes • Burgundy vat-dyed leather upholstery • Gray wool carpets • Fiddleneck wood accents • Right hand drive • Painted wheels with chrome hubcaps • Built-in pull-out trays • Center driving light • Square-weave Haartz Stayfast top and tonneau cover • Jack and spare • First in Class and best of show at Niello Councours at Serrano, 2014 • Most improved Bentley or Rolls-Royce at Northern California Rolls-Royce Owner’s Club event • Trophies included Bentley’s first postwar luxury offering was the Mark VI, announced in 1946 with production beginning soon after and continuing through 1952. Bentley sought innovation as they looked to separate themselves from other luxury car builders of the day. The Mark VI was that innovation. Not only was it the first model to be built with all-steel coachwork, it was also the first car that was fully assembled and completed at their factory. Bentley produced a limited run of Mark VI chassis without bodies, all of which were designated for custom coachwork companies such as Park Ward, Bentley’s in-house coachwork company. This right-hand drive example is a one-of-a-kind Mark VI Drophead Coupe with a body built by Mulliners of Birmingham. Mulliners was a coachbuilding family with roots in the industry dating back to 1760, building coaches for the Royal Mail in Northampton. Mulliners of Birmingham, just like Park Ward, was purchased by Rolls-Royce to exclusively supply bodies for Rolls-Royce and Bentley. The exterior of the car is a French inspired design with rear wheel skirts, square-weave Haartz Stayfast top and tonneau cover, a split windscreen and rear deck design. Finished in tri-tone gray, the car displays maroon accents, iconic ‘Flying B’ hood mascot, singular center driving light and painted wheels with chrome hubcaps. The seats and door panels are upholstered in vat-dyed Burgundy leather and the floor finished with contrasting Grey carpets. The Fiddleneck wood grain dashboard incorporates built-in pull-out trays and has matching wood-trimmed window sills. Amply powered by Bentley’s excellent 4.6L big bore inline-6 engine mated to a floor-shifted 4-speed manual transmission, it incorporates hydraulic front power brakes and mechanical rear brakes. Winner of Best in Class and Best of Show at the Niello Concours at Serrano, California in 2014, the car also won Most Improved Bentley or Rolls-Royce at a Northern California Rolls-Royce Owner's Club event and is offered with all trophies. https://www.mecum.com/lots/260000/1952-bentley-mark-vi-drophead-coupe/
