Maker - Bristol

The Bristol 406 was introduced in 1957 and had completely new styling which lacked the rounded looks of its predecessor. It was the last Bristol to employ the well tried 6 cylinder engine, albeit in modified form, before American V8...

The Bristol 408 was the second example of the marque to link an American engine with traditionally British coachwork. Where as the 407, the first to use this combination appeared little different in styling to the 406, the new model...

The 70s marked the high point of Bristol’s large American V8-powered sports saloons. Immediately recognisable by its modified frontend with twin headlights, the 411 Series II was a high performance express for those who could afford it. Our rendition is...

The 70s marked the high point of Bristol’s large American V8-powered sports saloons. Immediately recognisable by its modified frontend with twin headlights, the 411 Series II was a high performance express for those who could afford it.

The car division of the Bristol Aircraft Company was formed in 1945, due in large part to the enthusiasm of Sir George White, whose grandfather founded the original company in 1910. By 1955 Bristol was producing the 404 and 405,...