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Specialist dealers in early Rolls-Royce and Bentley cars. 1928 Rolls-Royce 20hp Windovers Sedanca de Ville. Click on the images below to enlarge them. To return to this page afterwards, click the 'back' button on your browser. A rather quirky and appealing Sedanca de Ville, with charm and character. The car started life as a Hooper Limousine, was re-bodied during World War Two as a London Ambulance, and in the 1940s fitted with the current body, which dates from 1929, and therefore very appropriate. It has just come from the last owner, who kept the car for over 40 years, more than half its life, and it comes with a large history file, including four old style logbooks, the earliest dating from 1931! Nice period touches include the four-way divided windscreen, unusual wings, and original Windovers rubber step mats on running boards. Retains correct 21” wheels, with Ace discs fitted with recent Dunlop tyres. Runs well, and appealingly different! Chassis No. GTM2. Reg No. UV 261. £29,500. Snippets:
Costumes, Authors, MC, Cotton & Hussar. Owners
have included Charles Beard, co-author of “A Dictionary of English
Costumes”, John Chapman - Archeologist,
Arthur Pickering - author & archeologist,
Capt Esmond Douglas Vere Nicholl RAMC - recipient of the Military Cross
(1943) & inventor of a pneumatic splint which he first used on a Polo Pony!
G. H. Owtram whose family owned cotton mills including Cliff Mill, Preston &
Drake Mill, Farnworth. M Rose who
home Wesley House, Pocklington was named after the founder of Methodism. Adrian
Brookholding-Jones whose grandfather was Adrian Jones, RHA, Hussar, Veterinary
Surgeon & sculptor whose best known work was Peace Quadriga. Would you like more information? Go to 'Contact
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