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Not Sold (Est: £60,000 - £70,000)

1936 Bentley 4.25 Litre Tourer Coachwork by Roevin

United Kingdom • 19 Jul 2025

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AI Listing Summary

This 1936 Bentley 4.25 Litre Tourer, with coachwork by Roevin, has undergone a full and extensive restoration, including a rebody in the sporting style of Vanden Plas. Considering the work was completed over 40 years ago, the car is in outstanding condition, with a recent history of mechanical upgrades.

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Condition 

8

The car is described as being in outstanding condition considering the restoration took place over 40 years ago. The bodywork and interior show little sign of wear, the all-weather gear is complete and in good order, the wheels and tires require no attention, and the chrome work glitters like new. A new battery was recently fitted, and the engine starts easily and runs silently. Recent upgrades to the starter motor, flywheel, and clutch further suggest a well-maintained vehicle.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

B65GP

Odometer:

89,498 miles

Reg Number:

AKY 820

RHD/LHD:

[RHD/LHD]

This Derby Bentley was first registered in July 1936 and fitted with a Park Ward four door saloon body, ‘B65GP’ was to cost John Newbould Esq.

the grand total of £1,510 - that would be £1,150 for the chassis and £360 for PW body.

A sum that, at that time, could have bought a row of five cottages.

Moving forward to the early 1980s when this Bentley was bought in Ireland and returned to the UK where, with a little help from the Bentley Drivers Club, it was reunited with its original registration number.

Thereafter, a complete restoration costing circa £30,000 (approx £135,000 in todays money) was undertaken including the commissioning of a brand new body in the sporting style of Vanden Plas.

The work was trusted to the renowned workshops of Roevin Restorations, based in Stretford Manchester and overseen by Roy Ashton.

Now a small aside, many of you will recognise our own George Turner, the proverbial font of all knowledge when it comes to cars of this era.

George tells us that he ...

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£17,688

Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£68,867

Median Price (Since 2020)

£578,299

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