Not Sold | Desirable left-hand-drive example with big bore engine 1952 Bentley Mark VI Standard Steel Saloon

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Not Sold (Est: £18,875 - £26,425)

Desirable left-hand-drive example with big bore engine 1952 Bentley Mark VI Standard Steel Saloon

United States • 31 May 2026 • Lot 45

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AI Listing Summary

A desirable left-hand-drive 1952 Bentley Mark VI Standard Steel Saloon with the larger 4,566cc engine and automatic transmission. It's described as a tidy example with a well-presented interior and exterior, finished in dark blue with gray leather upholstery.

Condition

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The description states the car is a 'very tidy example, well-presented interior and exterior' with 'lovely dark blue' paint and 'gray leather with blue carpeting'. It also notes 'interior and wood condition is tidy' and the car is in 'good running order'. While not pristine, these descriptions suggest a car with minimal wear that is well-maintained and functional, fitting the 'Very Good' category.

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Automatic

Transmission:

B21LNY

Chassis No:

Odometer:

[Odometer Reading]

666XAE

Reg Number:

RHD/LHD:

LHD

4,566cc F-Head Inline 6-Cylinder Single Carburetor 128bhp 4-Speed Automatic Transmission Independent Front and Live Rear Axle with Leaf Spring Rear Suspension 4-Wheel Hydraulic Drum Brakes * Desirable left-hand-drive example with big bore engine * A very tidy example, well-presented interior and exterior * Optioned with an automatic transmission * Finished in a lovely dark blue over gray leather with blue carpeting * An elegant post-war touring car THE BENTLEY MK VI As the parent company of Bentley, Rolls-Royce's rationalization policy continued to gather momentum in the aftermath of WWII with the significant introduction of standard bodywork on the Bentley Mk VI, Rolls-Royce's first post-war offering.

A separate chassis was retained, featuring a new design with independent front suspension, hydraulic front brakes, and a new 4,257cc, F-head six-cylinder power unit.

The engine was enlarged to 4,566cc in 1951, and a much-needed improvement to the standard bodywork arrived mid-way throu...