Bristol 400 Sedan 1947
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Specifications Bristol 400 Sedan 1947 blueprint
The 1947 Bristol 400 Sedan was a car that truly embodied the spirit of post-war England. With its robust yet classic look, the Bristol 400 was an icon of the era, an embodiment of the optimism and progressiveness of the time. Its distinctive exterior took cues from the iconic British roadsters of the 1930s and boasted a timeless two-tone palette. The chrome accents truly set off the otherwise simple yet stylish body lines. Indoors, the Bristol 400 boasted comfort rarely seen in cars of its stature. Large windows offered great visibility while the spacious interior could easily seat four adults comfortably. Even though the amenities may seem basic by modern standards, the wood and leather accents that adorned the interior made the Bristol 400 a cut above the rest in luxury of its time. The Bristol 400 used a front-mounted engine with displacement of 1,947 cc and twin SU carburetors, which offered impressive performance for its class. It was linked to a three-speed manual transmission, which offered smooth and precise shifts and suprisingly speedy acceleration when needed. Overall, it could reach speeds of up to 90 mph (145 km/h). An icon of its time, the 1947 Bristol 400 Sedan offered drivers timeless comfort in a timeless package. With its spacious and luxurious interior, robust performance and classic yet elegant exterior, the Bristol 400 was the benchmark for luxury sedans of its era.
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