Rolls-Royce Phantom II Barrel-Sided Tourer

Chassis 110WJ left the Rolls-Royce factory on 14 October 1929 and was first owned by Major Colin Cooper. It was built with an HJ Mulliner Weymann saloon body, but in the 1990s the marque specialist Ted Overton fitted the aluminium coachwork it wears now. That body is a barrel-sided tourer in the style of Barker, with a V windscreen, twin side-mounted spares and a large rear trunk that holds the tools.

The cabin has a flame mahogany dashboard with period-style instruments and red leather trim. The rear compartment has a drinks cabinet and companion lamps. The paintwork is dark blue over black.

The engine has recently had a complete overhaul and has only just been run in. A modern fuel pump and ignition coil have been fitted, and the wiring has been renewed in cloth-covered wire. A full hood and a split tonneau cover are included. The previous owner bought the car from the dealer about a year ago and used it sparingly but regularly. It is being sold following his death. The page marks the price as "Accepted".