LADY MARY

1936 | Rolls-Royce Phantom III

LIMOUSINE DE VILLE COACHBUILT BY FREESTONE AND WEBB

 Total chassis up restoration including re-built Rolls-Royce B80 straight 8L engine.  Winner of many awards.

 Originally ordered by the millionaire businessman Mr Vincent Gluckstein, the Chairman of Bovis Construction who lived in Grosvenor Square, London.

 Has a matching style and livery sister car, ‘Lady Sybil’.

 PLEASE NOTE: We limit the number of engagements and mileage this and rare and collectable asset undertakes to preserve its value.

 It has unique Limousine de Ville coachwork by the fashionable London coachbuilders, Freestone & Webb who were renowned for their sporty coachwork. This formal car has certainly their flair for being attractive from every angle, with opening Sedanca roof above the Chauffeur’s compartment, side mounted spare wheel, swept D back with folding luggage rack, and seating for up to seven people (six + chauffeur) including two folding jump seats.

 The luxurious fittings include a cocktail cabinet, his and hers vanity sets, cut glass flower vases, rear clock and a winding glass division. The car is traditionally upholstered to the front compartment in green leather and the rear compartment in fine wool West of England cloth.