Vintage PR Photo: Bentley Estate Car Val d’Isere by Robert Jankel – Just Some DiNoc Away From Being The Ultimate Country Squire
– Posted on February 1, 2023
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We’re these built for customers in the Middle East?
Just the answer to my needs. I go to the supermarket twice a week. Then, I have to take the grandchildren to soccer practice and Little League. Weather-Tech did not pay attention to my request for floor mats! Nice looking wagon, by the way.
At least from this angle it looks like a cross between a Bentley and that Toyota Cressida wagon that was re-run here recently.
I thought the same thing. Both are fine looking wagons.
Very attractive. Way more tasteful than most of his creations.
The proportions seem a bit off, the rear overhang should be about a foot longer. Together with the base Rolls’ then-abnormal height it looks like someone took a J-car wagon and upsized it.
I agree the rear overhang looks too short. Mind you even with the overhang lengthened (and in RR format) they still don’t look great!
It looks like a long wheelbase saloon was used, so the length is there but in the back seat not the load/dog area
Nice Ford !
Seems there’s more than one of these.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/sandertoonen/15700249366
Of course, if you need more headroom: https://www.flickr.com/photos/128691640@N04/33422009015
It does look a lot bigger than the sedan, somewhat akin to a Suburban.