1963 Bentley S3 Continental Flying Spur By HJ Mulliner reading only 49,000 miles...

The underpinnings of the Continental Flying Spur were determined by the "S" type Bentley Saloon of the mid fifties.The model had already astounded the worlds press with its level of refinement,ride and its ability to "annihilate great distances".In 1957 the decision collectively by Rolls Royce and HJ Mulliner was made to "sign off" production of the Flying Spur.This would now give the Continental the practicality of a four-dour world class tourer.Indeed the Continental was to become synonymous with the very rich and famous.

Powered by the 6.2litre V8 with slight engine upgrades for 1963 the Flying Spur also gained the four headlight front-end.

This elegant coachbuilt Bentley is finished in dark Oxford Blue with light grey hide interior.

Accompanying the car are two large history files with various documentation and MoT certificates dating back to 1976, when the mileage was recorded at 21,000 miles.
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