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• W . O . Bentley himself had never accepted the blower Bentley.
• Thus the 4?litre Blower Bentley was born.
• The Blower Bentley was born, more powerful than the 6?Litre despite lacking the two additional cylinders.
• The Blower Bentley's never won a major race, but it set new lap records at Brooklands.
• A total of 720 4?Litre cars were produced between 1927 and 1931, including 55 cars with a supercharged engine popularly known as the Blower Bentley.
• Perhaps the most iconic model of the period is the 4?litre " Blower Bentley ", with its distinctive supercharger projecting forward from the bottom of the grille.
• A curiosity in the largely single-seat entry list was Tim Birkin's blower Bentley touring car, stripped down to racing trim, with headlights and mudguards removed.
• Past entries have included a Blower Bentley, a 1965 Aston Martin DB5, a Winnebago RV, and an ex-New York Police Department Ford Crown Victoria in NYPD livery.
• The huge hot rodding term ) was hence added in front of the radiator, driven straight from the crankshaft . This gave the Blower Bentley a unique and easily recognisable profile, and exacerbated its understeer.
• A curiosity in the largely single-seat entry list was Tim Birkin's 4?litre supercharged " Blower Bentley " touring car, stripped down to racing trim, with headlights and mudguards removed.
• In 1929, Tim Birkin developed the 4?litre, lightweight Blower Bentley at Welwyn Garden City and produced five racing specials, starting with Bentley Blower No . 1 which was optimised for the Brooklands racing circuit.
• The NA racing model offered 130 bhp ( 0.48 bhp per cubic inch ) and the 1929 supercharged 4?Litre ( Blower Bentley ) reached 240 bhp ( 0.89 bhp per cubic inch ).
• The Hunaudi鑢es'name pays homage to the famous straight of Circuit de la Sarthe where " Blower Bentley " overtook Rudolf Caracciola in a Mercedes-Benz SSK at with one wheel on the grass down the Hunaudi鑢es straight.
• The Bentleys had been dominating the 24 Hours of Le Mans, but this blower Bentley had its headlights and mudguards removed, as these were not needed for this race; giving it the appearance of an open-wheel car.
• The huge Roots-type supercharger ( " blower " ) was hence added in front of the radiator, driven straight from the crankshaft . This gave the Blower Bentley a unique and easily recognisable profile, and exacerbated its understeer.
• The'Blower Bentley'was developed in'Henry'Tim'Birkin's workshop in 1929, using an Amherst Villiers supercharger bolted to the front of a Bentley 4?Litre, to boost its maximum power in the production version to.
• W . O . had never accepted the Blower Bentley, but with effective company owner and financial backer Barnato's support, Birkin persuaded W . O . to produce the fifty supercharged cars necessary for the model to be accepted for Le Mans.
• This race, held in September on a one-off triangular 9.8 mile ( 15.8 km ) public road circuit just a few kilometers away from the current Pau Grand Prix track saw a famous Blower Bentley compete in the race with Briton Tim Birkin driving.
• Uncharacteristically fragile for a Bentley it was not the racing workhorse the 6?litre was, though in 1930 Birkin remarkably finished second in the French Grand Prix at Pau in a stripped-down racing version of the " Blower Bentley ", behind Philippe Etancelin in a Bugatti Type 35.
• But the designer could easily make up the difference with other holdings, from a classic-car collection that includes a 1929 blower Bentley, a 1937 Alfa Romeo, a 1938 Bugatti and a 1962 Ferrari GTO . His real-estate property includes a 13, 000-acre ranch in Colorado, a Fifth Avenue duplex and homes in Jamaica, Bedford, N . Y ., and on Long Island.