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Sold | $26,880 USD Rare, historically significant “high-wheeler” from the second year of productionInternational’s first automobile, precursor to its renowned commercial trucksPowered by an air-cooled two-cylinder engine with two-speed planetary transmissionDocumented history since 1959; joined The Hadfield Fami..

Rolls-Royce 20HP chassis GUJ58 was sold to the coachbuilder Joseph Cockshoot & Co. Ltd, 39 Great Ducie Street in Manchester, in August 1927. The car was intended for their client Harry Lomax, who lived in Hale, not far from Manchester.Delivery of the car was planned immediately after the 1927 British International Motor Show at the Ol..

 

1936 Rolls Royce 20/25 all weather tourer by Offord.  Chassis number: GBK36Registration number BWJ600 A lovely & unusual 20/25 cared for by a Mr Trevor Boyd Maunsell for 48 years. It sold in 1960 for the princely sum of £375.00. We took the car from him & sold it a decade ago to the current Austrian owner.

1938 Rolls Royce Phantom 3 Sedanca by Schutter & Van Bakel. Chassis Number: 3-DL-130 Registration Number: UK Applied for. A very unusual Rolls Royce Phantom 3 with a Dutch body by Schutter & Van Bakel of Amsterdam who had also previously bodied a Phantom 2 Continental along with assorted Alfa Romeo's &a..

Model: runabout roadsterColour: black body with black mudguardsInterior: black leatherEngine: 4 cylinder, 176.7 cubic inches, 2.9 litres, 22.5 hpTransmission: planetary transmission, semi automatic, 2 speedCondition: body off restoredPrice € : 38,500,- Description:..

1934 ROLLS ROYCE 20/25 H.J. MULLINER SPORTS SALOON Chassis number: GFE16 Registration Number: WS2765 £100,000 Plus has been spent upon this car in recent years by the current onwer with noted marque specialists A & S Engineering of Alton Hants; A company world renowned for t..

The 20/25 HP chassis GAF68 was sold on 2nd November 1934 to Pass + Joyce Ltd., London, for “Stock”. In January 1935 it was delivered to James Young for a saloon body with division. The first owner was Lord Trent (John Campbell Boot), the second Baron Trent of Boots Chemists. He acquired the car in February 1935 and owned it for more than 20 year..

1930 Rolls Royce Phantom 2 Three Position DropheadChassis number: 92GYRegistration number: DD1411Ordered new in April 1930 & delivered to Coachbuilders Barker & Co in August of that year: A one off sports torpedo body was erected on the chassis with slight ungainly enourmous rear wings which conceled the spare wheels..

An unusual, very stylish and possibly unique open car, of interesting and particularly handsome design, being relatively sleek, with spats to the rear wheels, quarter bumpers to the rear, twin side-mounted spare wheels, louvred bonnet & scuttle and ‘dropping’ waistline moulding, all complemented by a correct set of lamps and long trumpet hor..