In those years about 55 copies were manufactured as indicated Trade and five were destined for high speed competitions.
The current idea of the firm of Crewe is to manufacture 12 units inspired by that same model, combining advances of modern mechanics with the artisan work of yesteryear to recreate in short, a classic in the full extent of the word but with some technological touches of the times that pass, something similar to the Hispano – Suiza Carmen but with the body completely of the old school.
The process to replicate it would be to disassemble the Bowler 4½ piece by chalk very carefully to scan it because as it expresses to Motor1 Bentley President Adrian Hallmark "the four Team Blowers are the most valuable Bentley in the world, and we know that there is a demand for original reproductions that can be used, enjoyed and loved without risk for precious historical models."
The same digital publication informs that the firm will need at least two years to produce the cars they plan to deliver. That is, all those lucky users must be patient to enjoy this classic, ninety years old in terms of design but a whole piece of cutting-edge technology, if you talk about the technique that will help to replicate and produce it. @world
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