RE: Mulliner restores one-off 1939 Bentley Corniche
Discussion
Ex Expat said:
Fantastic story! I remember reading about this car in my teens and the common wisdom was that it was lost forever! I recall it was inspired by or a partner of the Embiricos Bentley that was at Goodwood Members Meeting.
This one doesn't have it so why does the maroon one have the flying B and the winged B just inches apart on the nose?Johnspex said:
This one doesn't have it so why does the maroon one have the flying B and the winged B just inches apart on the nose?
I’d guess it’s because the Embiricos car was a private project but the Corniche was an official factory car so had the same badging (Flying B and Radiator badge) as other Derby Bentleys.Ex Expat said:
Johnspex said:
This one doesn't have it so why does the maroon one have the flying B and the winged B just inches apart on the nose?
I’d guess it’s because the Embiricos car was a private project but the Corniche was an official factory car so had the same badging (Flying B and Radiator badge) as other Derby Bentleys.Johnspex said:
Ex Expat said:
Johnspex said:
This one doesn't have it so why does the maroon one have the flying B and the winged B just inches apart on the nose?
I’d guess it’s because the Embiricos car was a private project but the Corniche was an official factory car so had the same badging (Flying B and Radiator badge) as other Derby Bentleys.Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff