• Elegant body made by Park Ward
• Restored and road-worthy
• Road registered in Czech Republic

The Bentley 4¼ Litre was introduced in 1936. The 4¼ Litre was essentially a Bentley 3 ½ litre, but fitted with a larger 4.25L inline six engine. As was the standard at the time, Bentley sold the 4¼ Litre as a rolling chassis, and the bodywork was created by a coachbuilder of the owner’s choosing. It featured a sleek exterior with distinctive Bentley styling cues of the era, such as the iconic grille and flowing body lines. Under the hood, it is powered by a robust 4.25liter inline-six engine, delivering smooth acceleration and ample torque. The Bentley 4¼ Litre was in production until 1939.

Offered car with original body from English coachbuilder Park Ward has undergone an older restauration, including new interior, in famous Czech restauration workshop of Vladislav Novak. According to vendor the car is in very good condition and road worthy. Car is currently registered on Czech veteran licence plates, and old English licence plate and technical manual are present with the car.