Bentley S1 Series (1957)
Sale price: US $40,000.00 Make an Offer
| Used |
| “This Bentley has more than tripled in price since new. With a NADA #1 value of $74,500.00, the future is bright for the next owner of this "movable piece of art".” |
| Year: | 1957 | VIN : | B123LEK |
| Mileage: | 56,391 | Transmission: | GM Hydra Matic |
| Make: | Bentley | Body Type: | Sedan |
| Model: | S1 Series | Warranty: | Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty |
| Engine: | Bentley | Vehicle Title: | Clear |
| Drive Type: | RWD | Options: | CD Player, Leather Seats |
| Power Options: | Air Conditioning | Exterior Color: | Arctic White |
| Fuel Type: | Gasoline | Interior Color: | Black |
| For Sale By: | Private Seller | Number of Cylinders: | 6 |
| Drive Side: | Left-hand drive |
Springfield, Virginia, United States
Vehicle description
Every once in a while there comes on the market, a significant car without a significant price. This one is it. There were just 12 of these imported to compete in the American luxury car market.
Its initial price was $12,500.00 when a Cadillac could be had for $2,500.
Enhancements by current owner of 2 decades include: modern a/c compressor, reconfigured freon lines, new duct work/fans, radiator & electric cooling fan @ condenser; modern radio; alternator; rebuilt transmission, twin S. U. Carburetors, brake servo, master cylinder & wheel cylinders, driveshaft & u joints, lever action shock absorbers; seat belts; new Cooper steel belted Trend Setter radial tires; recent paint and bodywork; electronic ignition.
The Italian walnut wood accouterments (cap rails, dash, picnic tables & ladies companions) are refinished as needed and the replacement leather is the real thing.
The previous owner, a wealthy Irish industrialist, was instrumental in helping Henry Ford beat Ferrari at Le Mans.
FYI: in our Nations Capitol, this Bentley was: displayed @ the International Spy Museum grand opening, Ronald Reagan grand ballroom, National Building Museum, National Portrait Gallery, etc. It has been the subject of many publications, countless high-end weddings (earns $1,000.00 per day when properly marketed) and delivered $100,000.00 worth of Scotch Whiskey (3 bottles) to the Ritz Carlton Georgetown amid trumper fanfare.
NADA lists a #1 car @ $74,500.00. Sold as is.
Its initial price was $12,500.00 when a Cadillac could be had for $2,500.
Enhancements by current owner of 2 decades include: modern a/c compressor, reconfigured freon lines, new duct work/fans, radiator & electric cooling fan @ condenser; modern radio; alternator; rebuilt transmission, twin S. U. Carburetors, brake servo, master cylinder & wheel cylinders, driveshaft & u joints, lever action shock absorbers; seat belts; new Cooper steel belted Trend Setter radial tires; recent paint and bodywork; electronic ignition.
The Italian walnut wood accouterments (cap rails, dash, picnic tables & ladies companions) are refinished as needed and the replacement leather is the real thing.
The previous owner, a wealthy Irish industrialist, was instrumental in helping Henry Ford beat Ferrari at Le Mans.
FYI: in our Nations Capitol, this Bentley was: displayed @ the International Spy Museum grand opening, Ronald Reagan grand ballroom, National Building Museum, National Portrait Gallery, etc. It has been the subject of many publications, countless high-end weddings (earns $1,000.00 per day when properly marketed) and delivered $100,000.00 worth of Scotch Whiskey (3 bottles) to the Ritz Carlton Georgetown amid trumper fanfare.
NADA lists a #1 car @ $74,500.00. Sold as is.