1973 Bentley Corniche Convertible

The Corniche Convertible represented the ultimate in open-air Bentley luxury during the 1970s-80s. Hand-finished by Mulliner Park Ward, each took months longer to build than standard saloons. The sophisticated folding roof maintained elegance whether up or down, perfect for grand touring in style.

Hood mechanism complex and expensive to repair. Hydraulic system leaks. Scuttle area prone to rust. Window seals deteriorate. Same mechanical concerns as T-Series saloons. Coachbuilt body requires specialist care.

Late fuel-injected cars more reliable. Air conditioning. Cruise control. Factory hardtop (very rare). Low mileage documented examples. Bright colour combinations. Full service history.