Restored about 10 years ago this is a very nice and very rare 1937 Rolls Royce Saloon. This car was originally built for a World War I general and has had 4 owners since. The unique feature you will notice on this car is the shifter located on the center of the steering wheel. This was specially desigined by the factory for the original owner because he had lost his arm in the war and this was a requirement for him to drive the car. The coach was produced by "Young of Bromely" and the all aluminum body has survived in stunning condition. This car is a solid driver that still features the original power train, the original tool kit and the original license plate. The body is straight and the two tone paint is still very good condition with only small imperfections. Also in very good condition are the glass, running boards, chrome, trim, interior wood, trunk wood, rubber top, leather seats and carpet. The car is in very good running condition with original miles not known. The underbody and frame are very solid and appear to be original. This car was purchased by the current owner three years ago and due to poor health he must now sell.
* Please note these cars are previously featured classics between the years 2000-2005. They are for your viewing pleasure and not available for sale.
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