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I worked for Serck Marston and we did all the Bentley Rads for him. as a younger man with little real knowledge, both Stanley and Vaughn Davis, also sadly passed now, took the time to explain everything they could about the cars.
I have no doubt some would say bad things about him, but he was a larger than life character that was a pleasure to deal with and to be with.
I had no money yet he and Vaughn went out of there way to make me feel like I belonged extending invitations to very exclusive days, with the likes on prince Michael of Kent with no gain for them.
His like will not come along that often.
I have no doubt some would say bad things about him, but he was a larger than life character that was a pleasure to deal with and to be with.
I had no money yet he and Vaughn went out of there way to make me feel like I belonged extending invitations to very exclusive days, with the likes on prince Michael of Kent with no gain for them.
His like will not come along that often.
spaximus said:
I worked for Serck Marston and we did all the Bentley Rads for him. as a younger man with little real knowledge, both Stanley and Vaughn Davis, also sadly passed now, took the time to explain everything they could about the cars.
I have no doubt some would say bad things about him, but he was a larger than life character that was a pleasure to deal with and to be with.
I had no money yet he and Vaughn went out of there way to make me feel like I belonged extending invitations to very exclusive days, with the likes on prince Michael of Kent with no gain for them.
His like will not come along that often.
Nice post. Always good to get some insight about people from those who have actually dealt with them.I have no doubt some would say bad things about him, but he was a larger than life character that was a pleasure to deal with and to be with.
I had no money yet he and Vaughn went out of there way to make me feel like I belonged extending invitations to very exclusive days, with the likes on prince Michael of Kent with no gain for them.
His like will not come along that often.
neutral 3 said:
This superb photo was taken by my pal Bruce Flemming and was given to me by my dear Late friend Tony Foley ( Tomorrow's world live ammo / Bullit proof vest fame ) but who is sitting on that blower Bentley ?
Who the gent sitting on the chassis is, sorry, I haven't a clue.
mark beavan said:
neutral 3 said:
This car isn't a "Blower Bentley". The item poking through the bottom of the radiator is a dynamo, not a super charger. This being a standard arrangement on 6 cylinder W O Bentleys; the fact that the carbs are on the near side of the engine would identify the car as a 61/2 litre as opposed to an 8 litre.Dand E Lion said:
mark beavan said:
neutral 3 said:
This car isn't a "Blower Bentley". The item poking through the bottom of the radiator is a dynamo, not a super charger. This being a standard arrangement on 6 cylinder W O Bentleys; the fact that the carbs are on the near side of the engine would identify the car as a 61/2 litre as opposed to an 8 litre.Gassing Station | Classic Cars and Yesterday's Heroes | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff




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