Bentley Turbo R
Hooper 2-door saloon conversion

Contents of this page 1. General information about this car 2. Photos to introduce the car; if available 3. Copies of documentation, such as specifications and details of the Hooper coachbuilding; if available 4. Photos from the internet, Facebook and other sources; if available

VIN	SCBZS0T07HCX20650		Colour exterior	Ebony
Model year	1987		Colour interior	Magnolia leather piped black; pure wool carpets in black with Magnolia binding, lambswool overrugs in black; Burr walnut veneers
First owner	Kotaruh Itoh of Sekimoto Mining Co. Ltd, Tokyo, Japan		Registrations	D209FDL
Factory features	-
Hooper coachbuilt	Basic two door version Hooper coachbuilt smaller rear window Hooper front spoiler with built in fog lights; later replaced Colour keyed bumper bars, mirrors and whiper blades Chromed alloy wheels with enamelled Bentley B to match exterior colour Roof mounted peak aerial Stainless steel inserts to rear tail lights Stainless steel sills and wheel arch surrounds Chromed alloy wheels with enamelled Bentley B to match exterior colour Hooper badge to right hand side rear of boot lid New style 'Flying B' to boot lock Flying 'B' mascot to radiator shell New style Hooper coachline in red Hooper steel sunroof Bonnet with NASA air ducts Hooper badge bar to front bumper Hooper style mesh grille Map pocket veneered to both front doors Veneered rear quarter panels and door capping rails Hooper centre console with Alpine hi-fi system, including CD player Net retainers to lower parts of the back of the front seats
Further remarks	Built with Saudi Arabic specifications, but delivered to Japan After several years exported to Australia In 2015 moved to the United Kingdom In 2016 spotted in The Netherlands, said to be sold to Sweden

3. Copies of documentation


Documents of the donor car














Hooper documents
















4. Photos from the internet, Facebook and other sources


Photos from Bentleyspotting, 2011:



















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Spotted in the Netherlands 2016: