Found on STANLEY MANN RACING website on March 11, 2016

"1926 Bentley 3 Litre Speed Model
Registration Number: Chassis Number: Engine Number:
Price: POA

For those of you who like originality, patination and charm contained in a charismatic vintage Bentley. A delightful Speed model. Not to go polishing but to go motoring. A welcome contender at any touring or rallying event across the globe and guaranteed to win a few hearts. Fresh off a long journey, we can of course clean it but everybody seems to like it like this, so pictured as arrived. Prepare to be smitten."

Summer Saunter, July 2012

Found on STANLEY MANN RACING website on May 21, 2007

"1926 BENTLEY 3 LTR SPEED MODEL BY PARK WARD
Registration Number: YP 8622 Chassis Number: RE1382 Engine Number: RE1384

This is one of the most original Speed Model 3 litres that we have ever had for sale.

Interestingly enough that, although shown in the history records as a saloon this was never fitted, so even at Bentleys a file clerk could make a mistake. The history file is unusual as nearly every bill from new is with the car.

Amongst the paperwork I found the original log book from 1926 and it confirms the open tourer body as fitted when new. Fitted with a high touring ratio back axle, effortless long distance hops are made without fuss.

Should at any time you feel that more power is wanted, the excellent news is as being a late type single sump engine (same as 4½ litre), conversion to 4½ litre would be no prob.

£109,000"

Found on STANLEY MANN RACING website on Feb 22, 2006

"1926 Bentley 3 Litre Red Label Speed Model
Registration Number: YP 8622 Chassis Number: RE1382 Engine Number: RE1384

Though the factory records show this speed model 3 litre having a Freestone and Web Sports Weyman saloon body fitted when new we can find no other fixing body holes which probably means that a either a change of mind when ordering her or body swap when almost new.

This is a late model Speed 3 litre with single sump engine so, should at any time the new owner want to convert to 4½ litre this would be easily achievable. This Bentley has a super history fully documented with an excellent service record. Fitted with a high touring ratio, effortless long distance hops are made without fuss."

"This snap shot of YP 8622 dates from the 1940s and is from the scrapbook of Denis Mitchell. (Other photos from Denis Miller's album can be seen here.)"