Beschreibung
1924 Rolls-Royce Arthur Mulliner Limousine
3600 miles since £96, 749. 09 restoration by Ristes of Nottingham - including engine rebuild.
Exquisite. Finely detailed, with polished inlaid wood, second to none. Very few recorded owners.
Chassis Number: AU21 Long Chassis
Engine Number: U17 RREC Chassis card build sheet file
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Luxurious interior to rear with fabulous Bedford cord, detailed pockets to front & rear doors, with door and ceiling leaf motifs.
Blinds to 5 windows.
2 occasional seats. (5 passenger seats to rear, plus 2 seats to front)
Silver plated detailed door handles ornately decorated with leaf motifs - illustrated
The most fabulous curved wood and glass division
Four part Vee-windscreen with two upper opening sections
Smokers ceiling vent to rear
No expense spared with Arthur Mulliner on this car.
£6, 250 new & correct set of 33" x 5" straight sided wheels and tyres fitted recently. Twin side-mounts. This new set has replaced the well-base wheels & tyres fitted until recently
A gorgeous family limousine for summer picnic outings, incidental Wedding Car use for friends, family or even occasional hire if so minded.
This is a very large and imposing motor car with no illusion to its high status in the day.
7428cc side valve 6-cylinder
6'9" in height, 16'7" in length. 12'6" long wheelbase.
Measure your motor house or enquire regarding professional car storage & come to view this long wheelbase Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost.
A perfect example of one of the finest & most elaborate luxury motor cars of the early 1920s having had restoration invoices of £103, 000 in the last 10 years.
V5C registered with original registration number. Brown 1950s log book
Located in the New Forest
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The 2nd owner was internationally famous; Fred Roper is pictured here with his Wonder Midgets in 1931.
Fred Roper was a theatre owner with performing adult Wonder Midgets - see You Tube film - details above
Fred Roper is the tall one in the film. There are also any number of films and references on this link
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