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A stylish two door tourer, well-proportioned, lightweight and reminiscent of a Vanden Plas design of the day. The 'cutaway' doors, rear-mounted spare wheel, quarter bumpers, correct lamps, horns, etc, all add to the car's handsome looks. A few years ago a new cylinder head and an oil filter conversion were fitted. We feel it likely that the engine was overhauled at the same time, although we have no way of confirming this so cannot claim it to be so. The car was fully re-wired in 2016 and in 2018 the car was stripped to bare aluminium, partially dismantled body-wise, wings removed, etc and treated to a fabulously high-quality re-paint, not something that we say lightly. The standard of the paintwork is second to none, which can hopefully be seen in some of the photos, contributing of course to the smart overall appearance of the car, which extends to the very correct and clean engine bay, which presents very well. In good order mechanically too, with a nice engine, gearbox, etc, light, agile and driving well. The car represents very good value when compared either to an original-bodied example of similar style in equivalent condition, or other re-bodies currently available. We imported the car from France in 2016 and registered it on its original 1935 UK number which it now carries. The car has recently come back to us from its last owner & is offered serviced, prepared and MoT tested. Chassis No. B192DG Reg No. BXM 513

The Bentley 3.5 Litre, also known as the Derby Bentley, is a car introduced by Bentley in 1933. It was powered by a 3.5-litre straight-six engine, which was capable of delivering smooth and reliable performance. This car marked the first model produced by Bentley under the ownership of Rolls-Royce.