Rolls-Royce 20/25 H.J. Mulliner Sports Saloon

This 1934 Rolls-Royce 20/25 carries a sports saloon body by H.J. Mulliner, one of the great coachbuilders of the period. It is a non-division car, so the driver and rear passengers share one open cabin. It also has a large sliding sunroof.

The current owner has reportedly spent more than £100,000 on it in recent years with A & S Engineering of Alton, Hampshire, a specialist in pre-war Rolls-Royce work. The work includes a full engine rebuild with a new cylinder head, a new clutch, rebuilt king pins and running gear, and a full rewire. The tool kit is said to be complete under the bonnet.

It is finished in dark red over black, with patterned cloth upholstery front and rear and painted Ace wheel discs. A large history file documents the work. The car also comes with its original handbook and a period map of the UK in a leather case. Chassis number GFE16, registered WS2765.