The new grand Bentley
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The new grand Bentley
http://www.newgrandbentley.com
Excuse the blatant plug, but I've been working on this for the last few years and it's nearly going public!! OK so it's just a teaser, but this is going to be a proper motor.
Excuse the blatant plug, but I've been working on this for the last few years and it's nearly going public!! OK so it's just a teaser, but this is going to be a proper motor.
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if i had the money my 1-off commission would be for something along these lines (forward to bentley management to be considered for the facelift model )
1) Traditional Bentley/Royce 6.75 litre v8, 2 valves per cyl, 1 big supercharger, and a 3-speed waft-box; If I had a Bentley I wouldn't be arsed with my car changing gear all the time, so just give me three gears; "town" "country" and "you're going down" for traffic light dashes (or maybe a CVT)
2) A bonnet longer than a party political broadcast with a big silver B on the front (for "Ben".. or it could stand for "Bentley" too I suppose)
3) Big diamond cut wheels hewn from solid lumps of steel, each weighing around the same as a hot-hatch for steamrollering the bumps out of the road
4) A roof and tail line so swoopy it creates no disruption to the air as the car passes through it
5) A stereo based around a pair of class A valve amplifiers designed and made by someone who understands there's more to music than bass and treble
6) Classic styling so British its borderline invisible yet impossible to ignore
7) Black handbeaten bodywork on the outside, darkest oxblood or brown leather on the inside
..infact just give me one of these with the stereo from #5
1) Traditional Bentley/Royce 6.75 litre v8, 2 valves per cyl, 1 big supercharger, and a 3-speed waft-box; If I had a Bentley I wouldn't be arsed with my car changing gear all the time, so just give me three gears; "town" "country" and "you're going down" for traffic light dashes (or maybe a CVT)
2) A bonnet longer than a party political broadcast with a big silver B on the front (for "Ben".. or it could stand for "Bentley" too I suppose)
3) Big diamond cut wheels hewn from solid lumps of steel, each weighing around the same as a hot-hatch for steamrollering the bumps out of the road
4) A roof and tail line so swoopy it creates no disruption to the air as the car passes through it
5) A stereo based around a pair of class A valve amplifiers designed and made by someone who understands there's more to music than bass and treble
6) Classic styling so British its borderline invisible yet impossible to ignore
7) Black handbeaten bodywork on the outside, darkest oxblood or brown leather on the inside
..infact just give me one of these with the stereo from #5
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Would you settle for something in white.smallspeed wrote:if i had the money my 1-off commission would be for something along these lines (forward to bentley management to be considered for the facelift model )
1) Traditional Bentley/Royce 6.75 litre v8, 2 valves per cyl, 1 big supercharger, and a 3-speed waft-box; If I had a Bentley I wouldn't be arsed with my car changing gear all the time, so just give me three gears; "town" "country" and "you're going down" for traffic light dashes (or maybe a CVT)
2) A bonnet longer than a party political broadcast with a big silver B on the front (for "Ben".. or it could stand for "Bentley" too I suppose)
3) Big diamond cut wheels hewn from solid lumps of steel, each weighing around the same as a hot-hatch for steamrollering the bumps out of the road
4) A roof and tail line so swoopy it creates no disruption to the air as the car passes through it
5) A stereo based around a pair of class A valve amplifiers designed and made by someone who understands there's more to music than bass and treble
6) Classic styling so British its borderline invisible yet impossible to ignore
7) Black handbeaten bodywork on the outside, darkest oxblood or brown leather on the inside
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http://tinyurl.com/3l95xmh
http://tinyurl.com/3l95xmh
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I`ve got one just like that..... wing mirror that is.
Extraordinary car, can`t quite work our whether is really real or not. What`s the story?
Mike.
Extraordinary car, can`t quite work our whether is really real or not. What`s the story?
Mike.
1959 S
http://tinyurl.com/3l95xmh
http://tinyurl.com/3l95xmh
Not real unfortunately... just a styling exercise I think, though i'd love to be proven wrong!
A little bit of poetic licence in those front wheelarches - can't see it having much of a turning circle unless it's on bags
A little bit of poetic licence in those front wheelarches - can't see it having much of a turning circle unless it's on bags
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