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This is a 1931 “Blower” Bentley towing a Conti GT3 racer

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This is a 1931 “Blower” Bentley towing a Conti GT3 racer | Top Gear

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Who'd have thought a Thirties Bentley would make such a good tow-car...

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This is a 1931 “Blower” Bentley towing a Conti GT3 racer

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Who'd have thought a Thirties Bentley would make such a good tow-car...

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This is a 1931 “Blower” Bentley towing a Conti GT3 racer

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Who'd have thought a Thirties Bentley would make such a good tow-car...

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This is a 1931 “Blower” Bentley towing a Conti GT3 racer

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This is a 1931 “Blower” Bentley towing a Conti GT3 racer

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Who'd have thought a Thirties Bentley would make such a good tow-car...

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Well here’s something you don’t see everyday - a 1931 4.5-litre supercharged Bentley “Blower” TOWING a modern-day Continental GT3 race car. Look, there’s it filling up with fuel. For maybe the eighth or ninth time that day. Probably.

“Why?” is the obvious question. Well the Silverstone Classic is coming up, and yesterday was a kind of preview day, where journalists were invited along to see what’s in store for July's main event. Bentley was due to exhibit the GT3, but needed a way of transporting it to the circuit. Enter Martin Overington and the Blower.

Martin has covered more than 40,000 miles in this thing, all over Europe. Races it too, including at last weekend’s Goodwood Members’ Meeting. A couple of years ago he fitted a towbar so he could tow his Porsche 962 (sounds like our kind of guy). Bentley thought having him tow the GT3 to Silverstone would be something of a spectacle. And it was absolutely correct.

Click on these words to remind yourself of the time we towed this very GT3 with a Bentayga, as we set out to find the best tow-car combo ever. On that, we concede defeat to Mr Overington. Well played.

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Well here’s something you don’t see everyday - a 1931 4.5-litre supercharged Bentley “Blower” TOWING a modern-day Continental GT3 race car. Look, there’s it filling up with fuel. For maybe the eighth or ninth time that day. Probably.

“Why?” is the obvious question. Well the Silverstone Classic is coming up, and yesterday was a kind of preview day, where journalists were invited along to see what’s in store for July's main event. Bentley was due to exhibit the GT3, but needed a way of transporting it to the circuit. Enter Martin Overington and the Blower.

Martin has covered more than 40,000 miles in this thing, all over Europe. Races it too, including at last weekend’s Goodwood Members’ Meeting. A couple of years ago he fitted a towbar so he could tow his Porsche 962 (sounds like our kind of guy). Bentley thought having him tow the GT3 to Silverstone would be something of a spectacle. And it was absolutely correct.

Click on these words to remind yourself of the time we towed this very GT3 with a Bentayga, as we set out to find the best tow-car combo ever. On that, we concede defeat to Mr Overington. Well played.

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Who'd have thought a Thirties Bentley would make such a good tow-car...