1957 Bentley S1 Continental Mulliner Flying Spur

A beautifully presented and historically significant example of the 1957 Bentley S1 Continental Mulliner Flying Spur, one of the most elegant and desirable coachbuilt Bentleys of the 1950s.

This particular car is one of just 55 S1 Mulliner Flying Spurs produced, forming part of the 71 examples built in the desirable 7443 “six-light” body style.

It also boasts notable provenance as the 1957 Earls Court Motor Show car, where it was awarded “Best Coachwork.”

Chassis number BC45CH, engine number BC44C, with body number 6061, the car retains its correct identity and heritage.

The car presents very well throughout and retains the charm and character expected of a well-kept Bentley of this era. The paintwork and brightwork present extremely well, complimenting the car’s stately appearance. Inside, the cabin is a wonderful place to be, featuring a lovely cream interior complemented by a beautiful wooden finish across the dashboard and interior trim. The carpets and dashboard are in excellent condition, with the cabin reflecting the craftsmanship and elegance synonymous with Bentley.

Currently showing 70,000 miles, the car benefits from an extensive history file, including a plethora of service invoices and many hand-written notes dating all the way back to its birthdate.

On the road it drives superbly, delivering the smooth, quiet and effortless motoring experience these cars are known for.

A rare opportunity to acquire an important and beautifully presented coachbuilt Bentley S1 Continental Mulliner Flying Spur, combining rarity, provenance and superb road manners.

The car will be supplied with two sets of keys, a 12-month market-leading extendable warranty, and a brand-new no-advisory MOT. Prior to release it will also be subjected to our exhaustive pre-delivery inspection.