• Make: Rolls Royce
• Model: Silver Ghost
• Year: 1922
• Price: £109,000

Chassis number 95BG

This is a lovely low mileage Pickwick style town car. It has resided most of its life in a museum which has kept the miles off it. The coachwork is Black & Prussian Blue in excellent order. The interior is very period with lots of exposed woodwork including a pleasingly shaped slanted division with corner windows. The cloth rear compartment retains its original blinds & period fittings. The fabric is al superb with no mustiness whatsoever. A delightful light wood trellis frame is mounted above the drivers compartment.

The car is fitted with 4 good white wall tyres running on wooden artillery wheels, that help give the car a somewhat older appearance then its actual year of manufacture.

Under the bonnet the car is as one would expect, with an unmolested original engine bay. She fires easily on the crank or self starter & settles down to the silent idle that Ghosts are renowned for. She had not run for 5 months when photographed, yet started easily on the handle once suitably primed & pressurized.

She comes with her original Spirit of Ecstacy mascot which is in good patinated order, as is the rest of her bright work. To the rear is an old motoring trunk, again in good order. An Enots oil gun is included amongst the tools. (Enots being the inventors name spelled backwards, one Mr Stone!!!)