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Chassis No. HM2855
is not the actual car that raced against
the Blue Train. It was Chassis No.
BA2592 |
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Source:
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1930 Bentley Speed
Six "Blue Train" (vermutlich
der "Richtige", zumindest
gemäss Nummernschild, aber...) |
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Source:
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| In
USA in 2006 / Owned by a BDC member |
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A magnificent Speed
Six Bentley Coupe by Gurney Nutting
originally the property of Woolf Barnato
and for a long time believed to have
been the car that beat the Blue Train
back from Cannes. Recent research
has shown that it was delivered after
the event! |
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Source:
KDA 132
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Barnato Gurney Nutting
Speed 6. |
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Source:
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Source:
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Vintage Bentley art
-- 'Blue Train' by Dennis Simon. |
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Source:
Flickr
Posted: Jan 24, 2009 |
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Source:
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"Bentley was
so named because it raced a locomotive
named LeTrain Bleu through France
from Cannes to Calais and across the
English Channel to London. (Both train
and Bentley were ferried across the
channel.) The Bentleys owner and chairman
of Bentley Motors Ltd., Woolf Barnato,
won a 100-pound wager by averaging
over 43 mph through the French countryside
and beating the train to its destination
by four hours.
The car's body was constructed after
a design by Barnato with light wooden
framing, heavily padded and covered
with leatherette. Barnato was a wealthy
sportsman, financier and playboy who
loved fast sports cars, especially
Bentleys. His wealth derived from
South African diamond mines. He invested
so much in Bentley that he wound up
as chairman. All 1925-48 Bentleys
are classics, says the Classic Car
Club."
Year: 1930
Make: Bentley
Model: Speed Six Blue Train
Engine Location: Front
Drive Type: Rear Wheel
Production Years for Series:
1928 - 1930
Weight: 2200 kg | 4851 lbs |
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Source:
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Source:
Rolls-Royce Owners' Club of
Australia - Western Australian Branch
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Photograph was taken
for program for The Historic Vehicle
Silver Jubilee Tribute Show in Windsor
Park. |
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Source:
The Historic Vehicle Silver Jubilee
Tribute program, May 7-8, 1977
Posted: Dec 27, 2006 |
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Source:
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Posted: Jan 19, 2009 |
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BARNATO BENTLEY.
A photograph of the ex-Woolf Barnato
"Blue Train" Bentley on
Ranmore Common when it was owned by
Charles Mortimer. |
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Source:
Eoin Young
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1929 Bentley 'Blue
Train' |
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Source:
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Posted: Sep 05, 2006 |
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| EARLIEST
RECORD OF HISTORICAL FACTS & INFORMATION |
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| Chassis No. |
HM2855 |
| Engine No. |
HM2863 |
| Registration
No. |
GJ 3811 |
| Date of Delivery: |
May 1930 |
| Type of Body: |
Coupe (W) |
| Coachbuilder: |
Gurney Nutting |
| Type of Car: |
SP3  |
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BARNATO Capt |
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More Info:
“Blue Train” Barnato.
Michael Hay, in his book Bentley:
The Vintage Years, 1997, states:
"D/7209. "Steering column 1931
pattern as 8 Litre. Autopulses, Bosch
starter and electrical equipment." "The
Blue Train" - now in USA." |
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Posted: Mar 01, 2007 |
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