1926 3-Litre Vintage Bentley chassis no. 1192 at BDC Silverstone 2016

Bentley Drivers Club Silverstone, August 2016

8th Flying Scotsman Rally, April 2016

Alpine Trial Rally, September 2015

Brooklands Double Twelve Motorsport Festival, June 2014

International Vintage Bentley New Zealand Tour, January 2013

Art Deco Festival Napier New Zealand, 2013

"Smokey" Kitt Baker-Carr's Brooklands Racer at BDC Silverstone, August 2012

Vintage Car Reliability Rally Vol.2 (London to Edinburgh), April 2012

Flying Scotsman, Apr 20, 2012

VSCC Shuttleworth and Nuffield Trophies, June 2010

Bentley Alaska Tour 2009

"SMOKEY" started life as one of the very rare 9 foot Super sports 3 litre Bentleys, with incredible good looking JARVIS of WIMBLEDON 2-seater coachwork. Kit Baker-Carr, a senior salesman at H.M.Bentley and Partners, fitted 4½ Litre engine EXP 5, a full Le Mans race-tune engine, already a veteran of the 1927 Le Mans and Montlehery record attempts, and raced Smokey extensively at Brooklands, winning several trophies. Baker-Carr sold the car in late 1937 to South Africa. The current owner's father bought the car in 1949 and started a slow rebuild.

Spec as follows: 9 foot chassis number 1192; lowered Jarvis 2-seater racing body; 4½ Litre engine number MF3158; "D" box; 4½ Litre steering; self-wrapping brakes.

"Chassis 1192 as purchased by C.T. Baker-Carr in 1931"

"My grandfather / uncle drove a 3 litre Bentley Special which he drove around Europe between 1926-1931. He (Jennison Heaton) sold it to Baker-Carr, a designer for Bentley who had it modified for racing at Brooklands. It is known as the famous 'Smoky' and apparently resides in New Zealand, so I have been informed.

I have some pictures from then and some film from that time of the car. Can check for licence plate number if required."