I am absolutely stunned at how much of this car had to be remanufactured. So many intricate castings in the engine and transmission alone. The main bodywork hand fabricated from aluminum and then was covered in leather on the outside? What kind of support did you get from Bentley? This is a work of art. My sincerest compliments to you and those that restored this gorgeous automobile.
Either this car or another like it passed me on the motorway from London to Faringdon. Later, it was stopped at a rest stop and I got a chance to take a close look at it. Fantastic!
Absolute dedication. Also profound knowledge of how the car was originally is extremely important. Archives of the particular chassis has to be delved into. 4300 hrs of restoration is no joke. Tremendous respect to those involved.
As I love wooden saiping yachts it was a pleasure to watch this restauration ... The time amount as equivalent of 24 months full time job has my highest respect. Itsca marathon which requires endurance and not a small budget ... hardly to imagine all the time went into research to find all the details and understand the fully concept of engineering behind. Tks for sharing ... enjoy the ride in this monument of Bentley. ❤
This is the second video I have seen on this built, fantastic attention to detail, the research alone must have taken far more time than the actual manufacture of the parts, a lovely result! Chris B.
A wonderful restoration for what was and still is a beautiful special Bentley from the very start , W O ,would have given high praise indeed,Enjoyed the video.
Very impressive! Excellent work. I would have loved to have been involved in that restoration....somewhat different than the Frazer Nashes that I've been involved with!
Great slide show. Woundfull pictures. I would like to have had a little voice-over explaining some of the featured items.
Outstanding!
Superb old fashioned craftsmanship of the highest quality.
I am absolutely stunned at how much of this car had to be remanufactured. So many intricate castings in the engine and transmission alone. The main bodywork hand fabricated from aluminum and then was covered in leather on the outside? What kind of support did you get from Bentley? This is a work of art. My sincerest compliments to you and those that restored this gorgeous automobile.
Either this car or another like it passed me on the motorway from London to Faringdon. Later, it was stopped at a rest stop and I got a chance to take a close look at it. Fantastic!
Outstanding Achievement well done everyone concerned
Absolute dedication. Also profound knowledge of how the car was originally is extremely important. Archives of the particular chassis has to be delved into. 4300 hrs of restoration is no joke. Tremendous respect to those involved.
Incredible!! The attention to detail is fantastic.
As I love wooden saiping yachts it was a pleasure to watch this restauration ... The time amount as equivalent of 24 months full time job has my highest respect. Itsca marathon which requires endurance and not a small budget ... hardly to imagine all the time went into research to find all the details and understand the fully concept of engineering behind. Tks for sharing ... enjoy the ride in this monument of Bentley. ❤
This is the second video I have seen on this built, fantastic attention to detail, the research alone must have taken far more time than the actual manufacture of the parts, a lovely result! Chris B.
VERY well done, congrats!
A wonderful restoration for what was and still is a beautiful special Bentley from the very start , W O ,would have given high praise indeed,Enjoyed the video.
Amazing
Very impressive! Excellent work. I would have loved to have been involved in that restoration....somewhat different than the Frazer Nashes that I've been involved with!
Fabulous piece of work.
Oh! beautiful masterpiece...thank you for the vid. I'm breathless it's so perfect!
When you turn on that massive central headlight dos the car slowdown? Thanks for the great video!
Beautiful, thanks.
Well Done
Very nice, thanks.
When cars were more like tractors
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