1929 Le Mans 24 hours - Bentley: Old No 1 Speed Six and two 4. 5 litre cars - the one on the right was the first, effectively a 3 / 4. 5

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1929 Le Mans 24 hours - Bentley: Old No 1 Speed Six and two 4. 5 litre cars - the one on the right was the first, effectively a 3 / 4. 5

1929 Le Mans 24 hours.
These are all Bentley works team cars; l to r:
Old No 1 Speed Six and two 4.5 litre cars - the one on the right was the first, effectively a 3/4.5.
Ref: Red 5750.
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