1957 Bentley NO RESERVE

BARN FIND Sedan

6 - Cyl.

Automatic

B200CK

Gasoline

What a find direct from my Florida Barn! A 1957 Bentley S1 Sedan with just 73,304 miles from new. I got this car a while ago after it was brought in from East Africa, after retiring years ago as a Embassy Staff car, she runs and looks great and is not the usual rust buckets from Europe, but this economy is killing me so regretfully I have no choice but to sell her. I have listed her with NO RESERVE so it is not a waste of time bidding on her, she will have a new owner at the end of the auction and it could be you! Here's the highlights Sweet original engine with no smoke, leaks or strange noises NO RUST Nice carpet Starts easy Very nice original wood dash and gauges Original Africa Embassy front tag Brought in from the Africa in the 80's Superb original headliner Superb frame Very good usable chrome Nice steering wheel Superb wood Solid floors New Battery Nice paint Tidy interior (except front seat) Good Sheet metal Steers nice Shifts fine but will it need brake service to be a driver Original undercoat still on car with leather spring covers still intact Superb Glass Clear Title ready for export or a National sale Please note the car runs great but needs Brake service Right hand muffler system I have no idea what she is worth but with NO RESERVE we will found out and with 73,304 miles from new and mostly original she deserves to make strong money so BID!! BID!! BID!! As we live in a global market I welcome bidders from anywhere in the world but the car must be paid for in full before it leaves my home. I am sure you have lots of questions so I can be reached on my cell number which is 407 729 6957 9am - 9pm eastern time, or of course send me an email at mjgoodall@earthlink.net Thank you for your bid and greetings from sunny Florida - Mark On Apr-22-10 at 18:56:00 PDT, seller added the following information: Please see "My other items" for my really cool 1951 MGTD Vintage race car, you have just a few days before its sold! Thank you Mark