Bentley S2 Continental By HJ Mulliner

This 1960 Bentley S2 Continental is a two-door coupe bodied by HJ Mulliner, finished in Georgian Silver with a red leather interior. It has covered just over 72,000 miles, and the page says it retains its original specification, including factory veneers and leather to the seats and door cards.

Its most unusual feature is an update made in 1968. The second owner, preparing to move to the Channel Islands, had HJ Mulliner and Rolls-Royce in London bring the car to S3 specification, with quad headlamps and new front wings. The S3 was no longer on sale by then, and the dealer notes that only seven S3 two-door Mulliner coupes were built new, which makes this a rare conversion.

The car was delivered in 1960 to a Brent Cross glass company and passed to its second owner in 1963. He kept it in Jersey for about 40 years, serviced by St Helier Garages. It was later re-registered in the UK and had a top-end engine overhaul to clear carbon from the valves and tappets. It now has a third owner, based in London.