Bentley 4 1/4l mit Karosse vom Coachbuilder "Freestone & Webb", ein semi razor-edge top hat saloon. Chassis-Nr. B177HM, 2014 selber aus Wales importiert und seitdem restauriert, erste deutsche Zulassung am 27.04.2015

"G M Pearson (building contractor & tippers) had the car delivered to his home in Hetton-le-Hole, the village name is derived from the Anglo-Saxon “Heppedune” meaning Bramble Hill. Due to the size of the firm Pearson Co had two Leyland Titan buses which they used as their staff vehicles! Between 1943/45 B177HM was with Arthur H Schmielgelow of Moxhull Old Hall, Wishaw, whose hobby was breeding Shorthorn Cattle - their pedigree line was under the names of Moxhull Pride & Moxhull Prince. The original Moxhull Estate was held by the de Lisle family from 1498 to 1670 but due to no direct heirs the estate was inherited by Andrew Hackett, in 1820 the widow of a later Andrew Hackett married Berkeley Octavius Noel (grandson of the 4th Earl of Gainsborough); in 1860 their son sold the estate to Thomas Ryland. In 1900 a mysterious fire destroyed the hall & a new Moxhull Hall was built nearby which in due course become home to the Schmielgelows. The 3rd owner of B177HM was Walter Roch of Llanarth Court, whose wife, Fflorens Mary Ursula Herbert, was the sole heiress of Sir Ivor Herbert, 1st Baron Treowen. In 1908 Walter Roch had been elected MP(Lib) for Pembrokeshire & in 1917 he was mentioned as a possible future Prime Minister, however, he chose to support Asquith rather than Lloyd George & this decision put an end to Roch’s political career! The Herbert & Roch families were staunch Catholics & the Roman Catholic Church near Llanarth Court is amongst the oldest in Wales. Llanarth Court was given to the RC Church by Mrs Roch in 1948 & used by the Dominican Order as a school."