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£68,237 (Est: £113,250 - £151,000)

1927 Rolls-Royce Phantom I Cabriolet de Ville

United States • 13 Jun 2026 • Lot 29

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AI Listing Summary

This 1927 Rolls-Royce Phantom I Cabriolet de Ville by Barker is a rare, restored example with its original chassis and engine. It features a high-quality older restoration, documented history, and was preserved in the National Automobile Museum collection, making it a significant find for collectors.

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Condition 

8

The car has received a quality restoration with very good paint, bright chrome trim, and highly varnished wood trim. The upholstery is unblemished and nearly like new. The chassis and engine compartment show some age and use but were maintained to high standards. It is described as a 'high-quality older restoration' and has been 'conscientiously preserved'. While not pristine, it exhibits excellent overall condition with minimal signs of wear that are consistent with its age and restoration status.

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Manual

Transmission:

101 EF

Chassis No:

Odometer:

[Odometer Reading]

GK.09-1

Reg Number:

RHD/LHD:

RHD

7,668cc Overhead Valve Inline Six Single Rolls-Royce Carburetor 108bhp at 2,300rpm 4-Speed Manual Transmission Live Axle Suspension with Front Semi-Elliptical and Rear Cantilever Leaf Springs Four-Wheel Servo-Boosted Mechanical Drum Brakes * One of only 2,212 Phantom I's built * Original chassis, engine and Barker coachwork * Thoroughly restored and preserved * Tasteful and elegant colors and materials * Adaptable Cabriolet de Ville coachwork THE ROLLS ROYCE PHANTOM I Rolls-Royce honorably (if not completely) retired the renowned 40/50hp Silver Ghost with the 1925 introduction of the New Phantom, known today as the Phantom I.

The New Phantom name was a marketing strategy since there was no Phantom before the New Phantom, making Phantom I a more appropriate designation.

The Phantom I continued the chassis of its 40/50hp Silver Ghost predecessor employing a semi-elliptical leaf spring front axle and a cantilever-style leaf spring rear axle.

Brakes were the same, four-wheel mechanical ...

Points of note

£16,662

Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£78,786

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£836,292

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