NMNA 1928 Rolls-Royce for $65k.
NMNA 1928 Rolls-Royce for $65k.
The pics look like they're 15 years old.
Honestly, it looks like it's all there but needs a bit of attention.
Depending on it's history, pedigree and who built the body, it might be a worthwhile purchase.
If it were a domestic car, that body would be considered a Convertible Victoria and rather desirable, I don't know what the equivalent English car name would be. Cabriolet C maybe?
In reply to ShawnG :
Thanks for commenting, I was hoping you could provide a bit of enlightenment. It’s way out of my budget, but I’m fascinated by this era’s cars.
ShawnG said:The pics look like they're 15 years old.
Honestly, it looks like it's all there but needs a bit of attention.
Depending on it's history, pedigree and who built the body, it might be a worthwhile purchase.
If it were a domestic car, that body would be considered a Convertible Victoria and rather desirable, I don't know what the equivalent English car name would be. Cabriolet C maybe?
Mike, you nailed it, it's a Sedanaca Coupe.
A 1934 sold at RM Amelia Island last year for $286,000
I know very little about Rolls Royce but maybe it's a deal...
That is the smallest car Rolls Royce made that year.
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