Despite being covered with dust to the point of decay, the antique Bentley was still successfully auctioned with a high price.

According to TheSun , a 1935 vintage Bentley was bought new by wealthy Australian businessman Philip Bushell.

The classic 1935 car was bought new by the wealthy Australian businessman Philip Bushell. (Photo: Bournemouth News)

The Bentley is for sale at a garage in Shaftesbury, Dorset (UK) and a local farmer James Young has paid £1,050 to own it. After that, the car was stored in the warehouse from 1968 until a storm damaged the roof of the warehouse last year.

The Bentley has been abandoned in a warehouse since 1968. (Image: Bournemouth News)

Fearing that the car would deteriorate in the open, a family member of James Young decided to put the car up for auction. Surprisingly, the Bentley, which had been abandoned for 50 years in a warehouse, immediately received a lot of attention from classic car enthusiasts, even though it would cost a lot of money to repair it.

Over the years, the antique car is covered in dirt. (Photo: Bournemouth News)

In the end, the Bentley was sold for 58,000 pounds . Plus the fees, the car costs a total of 60,000 pounds. Not only that, it is estimated that the new owner will have to spend £ 100,000 to restore it to its former luster.

The antique Bentley left in the garage for more than 50 years was auctioned for 60,000 pounds. (Photo: Bournemouth News)