MOT – Exempt Introduced in 1946, the Bentley Mk VI was the first post-war Bentley to feature a factory-produced steel body and quickly established itself as one of Britain's finest luxury motor cars.

Combining effortless performance, exceptional refinement and traditional Bentley craftsmanship, the Mk VI became the choice of discerning owners who demanded understated elegance with engineering excellence.

Offered here is a truly distinctive example that has been professionally converted into a striking Landaulet, creating an elegant and highly individual motor car that is certain to attract attention wherever it goes.

Finished in an attractive cream and black colour scheme, the coachwork is complemented by extensive brightwork, the iconic Bentley matrix grille and the famous Flying 'B' mascot, all of which present beautifully.

The Landaulet conversion has been sympathetically executed, allowing the rear section of the roof to fold neatly away while retaining the formal appearance of...