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The Real Car Co Ltd.

Specialist dealers in early Rolls-Royce and Bentley cars.

1934 Rolls-Royce 20/25 H.J.Mulliner Sedanca de Ville.

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A delightful, undisturbed and handsome car, which was with father and son from new until 1978, and with just one owner since then. It comes with some fabulous original paperwork from 1934, being discussions between H.J.Mulliner and the first owner. This really is a very rare opportunity to acquire a wonderfully correct 20/25, very well cared-for, excellent cosmetically, structurally and mechanically, fitted with a new cylinder head in the mid 1990s, running very sweetly and newly MoT tested. Fabulous, early paperwork and almost full toolkit complete the picture. The doors click shut as if the car was built yesterday! Absolutely lovely example, hard to describe and almost impossible to repeat. MoT tested until October 2013.

Chassis No. GKC29.                                 Reg No. TJ 7000.                        £55,000.

Snippets: Family Links – Law, Bars, Mines, Iceland.

Delivered to Broughton Park in Preston for use by Alfred Eric Dickson (solicitor), his son Capt Anthony Chambre Dickson served with the Royal Artillery & in 1941 was killed whilst on active duty in Malaysia.  The Dickson family through marriage are related to the brothers Peter (butcher) & Simon (sculptor) Yates who in the mid 19^th century decided to go into a partnership which saw them open up the first “Yates Wine Bar” in Preston.  The firm remained in family ownership until the early 21^st century when it was acquired by the Laurel Group (part of the Icelandic Robert Tchenguiz empire). Other family connections include the Grundy’s who owned collieries including land in the Isle of Man which was where Simon Yates’ wife Jane Youngblood was born.  The reason the name Broughton may sound familiar is that in 1941 Sir “Jock” Delves Broughton (11^th Baronet) was tried for the murder of Josslyn Hay, the 22^nd Earl of Erroll who was his wife’s lover whilst they lived in Happy Valley, Kenya.  Jock Delves was acquitted & the story became the basis for the film White Mischief. 

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