A very attractive car, well-proportioned and with some appealing touches, such as ‘trouser crease’ wings, chrome waistline mouldings, Marchal headlights (as per original spec), long trumpet Lucas horns, and – very unusually – a chrome plated dashboard. Finished in light grey and green, harmonising nicely with the original green leather interior. An essentially good car, running well and driving nicely. The history file includes, amongst many other documents, evidence of an engine overhaul in 2016, (which included new main and big end bearings), a number of old MoT certificates, a tax disc from 1970, various invoices, an ownership record, etc, etc. Originally used as a ‘trials car’ or demonstrator, by Jack Barclays, and registered JB1000, featuring many times in the official quarterly Bentley journal of the 1930s, ‘On the Road’. Some of the pages from this are reproduced below, and there are many more!