Bentley S1 Continental H.J. Mulliner Fastback

The S1 Continental with H.J. Mulliner's two-door fastback body is widely regarded as one of the most desirable coachbuilt versions of the S Type. This one is chassis BC6EL, specified with power steering and finished in a special-order two-tone scheme of light green and grey/green, as set out in the original build records. The split is subtle, and in some lights barely visible.

The car had one owner from 1993 to 2019 and was little used in that time. Before that it stayed with industrialist Albert Parkinson until 1965. The interior retains its original red leather, softened and faded in places, with good veneers, headlining and carpets.

After years of limited use it has been recommissioned and serviced. It has new tyres, a refurbished braking system and new lambswool over-rugs, and it is offered newly MoT tested. The dealer presents it as an unrestored, correct car rather than a fresh restoration. No mileage is stated.