Recreating the Golden Age of Motoring In the old legends, the phoenix burns and rises again from its own ashes. It has stood for renewal for nearly three thousand years, and it seemed the right emblem for this workshop. The cars of the late 1920s and early 1930s were made by people who were still working out what a motor car could be. Bentley’s Le Mans cars, the great Rolls-Royce chassis and the extraordinary bodies from Gurney Nutting, Jonckheere and Figoni et Falaschi were built in tiny numbers. Most are gone, and the survivors live behind museum ropes or change…