The Bristol 411 was built from 1969 until 1976.

It was the fifth Bristol model to feature a Chrysler V8 engine, however the 411 introduced a much larger 6277cc V8.

It was more powerful than the previous models and boasted a top speed of 143mph.

A limited slip differential was fitted to cope with increased power.

Over the seven years it was produced there were a number of changes; the Series 2 came with self-levelling suspension and the Series 3 introduced a new design for the car with the four headlamp design.

A lower compression ratio was introduced too.

For the Series 4, a larger 6556cc engine was used.

The famous Avon Safety Wheels were also made available.

These had been successfully demonstrated on a Bristol 411 by staging a blowout at 144mph; the tyre did not detach from the rim, nor did the driver lose control of the car.

The Series 5 had some further design tweaks and introduced inertia reel seat belts.

This lovely righthand drive example is finished in Autumn Bronze ...