Buying or Selling a 1953 Bentley R Type Continental Fixed Head Coupé?

 

Introduced in 1952, the Bentley R Type Continental fixed head coupé was built until 1955 along with the Bentley R Type model. The model was the fastest four-seater in the world when it came out, reaching a top speed of 120 mph. The engine was the same F-head, 6-cylinder engine with a capacity of 4.5 liters than featured on the standard R Type, with tuned carburetors and a different exhaust. The design of the Bentley R Type Continental was a throwback to the low and sleek Bentley GTs from the 1930s. Imagined and developed by a team of engineers from Bentley working hand in hand with designers from H.J. Mulliner, the body of the Bentley R Type Continental fixed head coupe was extremely well made and aerodynamics were one of the main focus. Instead of the usual ash-frame body, the model used a construction system that required only steel. A few chassis were consigned to coachbuilders of choice and most models were fastback designs.

 

1953 Bentley R Type Continental Fixed Head Coupé Seller’s Guide

Looking into selling your 1953 Bentley R Type Continental fixed head coupé? There are a few things that can help you make a better transaction. For one, buyers will be very appreciative if you show them all the documentation you have available on the car. Also, take a good set of professional pictures of your model, inside and out, including shots of any special features or additional accessories that come with it. Alex Manos and his team regularly share tip and advice to help classic car sellers make better transactions so don’t hesitate to call if you’d like some help. Moreover, the team is looking to grow their collection by acquiring new classics. Find out today how much cash you could get for your 1953 Bentley R Type Continental fixed head coupé.

Your 1953 Bentley R Type Continental fixed head coupé is of interest to Alex Manos and his team. The friendly staff will go the extra mile to help you make a good transaction, in a hassle-free environment. For example, the team will offer to handle transportation from anywhere in the U.S., including Alaska.

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