Rolls-Royce Phantom II Hooper Sedanca De Ville

The Phantom 2 was Rolls-Royce's flagship of the early 1930s, and this one wears Hooper coachwork in Sedanca de Ville form, with a low, letter-box style windscreen. The page says it was the 1931 Olympia Motor Show car, citing a brochure copy that accompanies it and a new price of £3,054.

It has been with the same owner for several decades, averaging under 1,000 miles a year according to an unbroken run of MOT certificates and service bills. Maintenance has been carried out by marque specialists Ristes of Nottingham. No odometer reading is given.

The car has been repainted to a high standard in its original ivory and black. The interior is as specified when new, with black leather at the front, black wool cloth in the rear and a silver-grey headlining. Some small tools remain under the front seats, and the running boards have storage bins. The page shows the price as accepted, but the listing is otherwise still live.