A History of Rolls-Royce
Charles Rolls and Henry Royce.
Let's take a look at the history, at the Midlands Hotel.
posted @ 8/12/2012 03:36:00 am
It's the Rolls-Royce of Bentley websites.
Sunday, August 12, 2012
Let's take a look at the history, at the Midlands Hotel.
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I have a fond spot for the Bentley Motor Car marque and often stumble across Bentleys that I find interesting. My plan is to post pictures and comments of Bentley cars that I observe both on the Interweb, and in real life.
Historically the Bentley has been the sporting man's Rolls-Royce, so when I am not feeling sporting I may post about Rolls-Royce cars.
Fellow RR&B enthusiasts David Irvine and Andy are also helping out posting articles. Thanks guys.
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1 Comments:
I do beleive the 'chauffeur' of AX201 is none other than Richard Charlesworth....
It sure looks like him.
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