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"The
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Vintage
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| 1929
Bentley 4½ Litre |
Chassis
No. HB3403
Engine No. SM3902
Registration No. UU 5872 |
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Posted:
Feb 17, 2009
Source: Flickr, posted by user 'racefreak' |
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Source:
Luiscezar Blog
Posted: Jan 19, 2009 |
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Source:
Bentley Drivers Club, Japan
Posted: Aug 25, 2007 |
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4½ Litre Blower Bentley |
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As the original No.
2 Team Car of the Birkin / Paget road
racing team, Reg. No. UU 5872 (shown
here wearing Chassis No. HR3976's
number plates does anyone know
the story behind this? - VintageBentleys.org)
has had an impressive early life
Le Mans in 1930; Irish Grand Prix
1929 and 1930; Ulster TT 1929; 1930
Brooklands Double Twelve and the BRDC
500 miles race at Brooklands, they
were all classic events and this car
achieved distinction in most.
The drivers, too, were of the highest
calibre: Rubin, Birkin, Chassagne,
Benjafield and Hall, to name but a
few. It was owned by Mr. Mavrogodato
from 1933 until purchased by Mr. Sears
in 1955. The car had been stored in
an open fronted shed (shown here)
and had been badly affected by the
elements.
At Herrentals in 1959 the car covered
the flying mile in both directions
recording an average speed of 125.676
mph, thus proving that the rebuilding
had restored its original performance.
Driver's eye view: No less than ten
gauges, five switches and two drip-feeds.
Just visible is the mesh windscreen
stone guard, raised by the riding
mechanic when following other vehicles.
The pit signal pointer codes are marked
on the inside of the door.
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Source:
Private Motor Car Collections
of Great Britain, Peter Hugo, 1973
Posted: Oct 08, 2007 |
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This LeMans Bentley
has an ash frame, fabric covering
and an aluminum bonnet.
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Source:
Classic Cars: A Celebration
of the Motor Car from 1945 to 1975
by Martin Buckley, 1999
Posted: Feb 01, 2007 |
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| EARLIEST
RECORD OF HISTORICAL FACTS & INFORMATION |
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| Chassis No. |
HB3403 |
| Engine No.
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SM3902 |
| Registration
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UU 5872 |
| Date of Delivery: |
No info |
| Type of Body: |
4-seater |
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Harrison |
| Type of Car: |
No info  |
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H.R.S.
Birkin |
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More Info:
Supplied to H.R.S. Birkin for supercharged
cars.
This car was purchased by Dorothy Paget
new for Tim Birkin to race. Supercharger
was added. VintageBentleys.org
No. 2 Birkin Blower.
Michael Hay, in his book Bentley:
The Vintage Years, 1997, states:
"As HB 3402. "Chassis supplied
for B. Rubin's supercharged racer."
Rebuilt on new 9'9½" chassis frame winter
of 1929/30 with Vanden Plas 4 seater
body no. 1656. Registered UR 6571 (plates
of HR 3976) for many years." |
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Posted: Mar 01, 2007 |
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