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Inside The Gallery
Bristol 400
The first Bristol motor car opened the story within the covered Gallery display, eighty years after it was built.

The Gallery · Blenheim Palace · 2–6 September 2026
An 80th-anniversary presentation connecting Bristol’s aviation origins, its motor-car heritage and the final production series of the Fighter.
At the event
Blenheim Palace, Woodstock, Oxfordshire. The Bristol 400 and the new-build Fighter stood together in The Gallery: the first Bristol and the latest, eighty years apart and unmistakably related.
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Inside The Gallery
The first Bristol motor car opened the story within the covered Gallery display, eighty years after it was built.
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In The Gallery
The full new-build V10 Fighter was shown in The Gallery and joined the event parade programme. It is available for sale.
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Concours · 2 to 3 September
A dedicated concours class brought together significant Bristol motor cars from across the marque’s history. Bristol was glad to support the class and help assemble the cars.

The first Bristol and the latest, in one room.

Available for sale
The completed black Fighter is available for sale. It is not a restored historic display car, but a newly built motor car from Bristol’s final production series.
EnquireThe final production series
Five chassis close the series. Of the four still to be built, one has already been commissioned and sold; the others can be commissioned to an individual specification, the Fighter T among them.
Discuss the final seriesBristol Cars Group
Chairman, Bristol Cars Group Ltd
A lifetime with the marque, its owners and its cars.
Richard Hackett has been connected with Bristol cars since the 1960s. His career has included Anthony Crook Motors, Bristol’s Kensington showroom and, later, the creation of SLJ Hackett to support Bristol owners and their cars.
Read Richard’s biographyAfter Salon Privé
Fighter sales and commissions
Email the Bristol team directly, or copy an address for use in webmail.