1949 Bentley Mark VI

This 1949 Bentley Mark VI is a four-door saloon that is finished in brown and cream over a tan leather interior and powered by a 4. 25-liter inline-six backed by a four-speed manual transmission. The Mark VI was manufactured alongside the contemporary Silver Wraith at the Rolls-Royce factory in Crewe, England and featured steel bodywork on a 120â?³ wheelbase. Repairs were made to the right rear fender, bumper, and lower trunk lid to correct damage incurred in a low-speed accident during a regional Bentley club tour in 2017. Chips are shown on the nose, bonnet, and wheel arches. Exterior details include semaphore turn signals concealed in the B-pillars, a roof-mounted antenna, dual fender mirrors, rear wheel skirts, and a badge bar that holds a center-mounted driving light and several Bentley club emblems ahead of the grille. sThe cabin is upholstered in tan leather over low-backed seats. Footrests and burl wood picnic trays are featured in the rear cabin. The four-speed manual transmission is operated with a floor lever to the right of the driverâ??s seat. Total mileage is unknown.