1936 Bentley Barker 4-Door Saloon Yellow George Mason of Nash and

George Mason of Nash and British bespoke car builder Donald Healey  met by chance on the Queen Elizabeth during a transatlantic voyage

in a bewildering number of versions of this venerable British supercar

The Bristol 406 was introduced in 1957 and had completely new styling which lacked the rounded looks of its predecessor

powerful engines and a new innovation called “Fluid Drive”

And that wasn’t the only prejudice at risk that year: Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to give up her seat on a bus to a white person and the national civil rights movements begun

1936 Bentley Barker 4-Door Saloon Yellow George Mason of Nash andBarker was a coachbuilder whose designs on Bentley chassis had a certain elegance. Barkers Curvilinear Coupes caused a sensation at lounch and this four door version was equally well received with its body coloured radiator shell, a throwback to some of the original Cricklewood Bentleys. Available only in the old cardboard box