First registered 6th December 1977, ‘BLK 27S’ would have set its first owner back £22,412, which works out at a staggering £174,510 at today’s prices.

Finished in Chestnut over Gold, the Bentley T2 comes to market fresh from a recent investment of almost £8,000, and this significant investment builds on a huge amount of work that is faithfully documented in the extensive history file.

It’s also still showing just 122,000 miles on the odometer, and is enjoying something of a quiet retirement racking up just 20,000 of those in the past 25 years.

The seller has taken the reluctant decision to reduce the size of his classic car collection, and he’s happy to offer this one with a very sensible estimate and no reserve.

Please read on for the full details, but the TLDR is that this is likely to be a very cost-effective way of getting behind the wheel of a recently (and expensively) fettled Bentley T2.

The Chestnut-over-Gold colour scheme works well with the Bentley’s Old School design; t...