Bentley Speed Six
The large six-cylinder Bentley that won Le Mans in 1929 and 1930.
The Speed Six was Bentley's most successful racing car. Woolf Barnato is said to have driven one from the Riviera to London faster than the Blue Train in 1930.
Materials: Steel chassis, fabric or metal body; six-cylinder engine
Manufacture: Made in London; the bodies were built by coachbuilders.
The tall radiator and the long bonnet.
The straps over the bonnet and the large headlamps.