This right-hand-drive 1965 Rolls-Royce Phantom V, Chassis No.

5VE21, represents one of the most unusual coach-built interpretations of the model and an artifact of James Young's final years as a celebrated coachbuilder.

Among only 11 Sedanca de Ville bodies mounted on Phantom V chassis, this example is the sole car built to James Young's PV15 design, distinguished by its formal roofline and true seven-passenger accommodation.

Finished in original show livery of Ivory White and Royal Blue with decorative faux-caning lattice, and in well-preserved condition, this unique Phantom V is ideally suited to continued preservation and concours events.

Chassis 5VE21 was first displayed at the 1965 Earls Court Motor Show, where it is recorded to have earned a bronze medal, before being delivered to its first owner, B.P.

Jenks of Astbury Hall, Shropshire.

The Phantom later crossed to the United States, appearing in a 1972 New York Times advertisement before being acquired by noted collector D...