TMU 7,428cc L-Head Inline-Six Twin-Plug Magneto & Coil Ignition Single Updraft Carburetor Four-Speed Manual Transmission Re-Creation Balloon-Car Roadster Coachwork 144"-Wheelbase Chassis White Paint w/ Maroon Accents Tufted Red Leather Upholstery White Convertible Top Bright Wire Wheels Mechanically Actuated Rear Disc Brakes Balloon Basket & Rack
This 1924 Rolls-Royce 40/50 is one of approximately 1,700 Silver Ghosts built at the company’s American factory in Springfield, Massachusetts, and was delivered new in Chicago on October 24, 1924, with Mayfair town-car coachwork.

After changing hands in the late 1930s, chassis 322LF was purchased in 1932 by horror film star Lionel Atwill in Los Angeles, where it appeared under subsequent ownership in 1969 with replacement touring coachwork.

By the late-2000s the car had undergone a refurbishment that included the fabrication of bodywork in the style of the H.J.

Mulliner-bodied “balloon car” roadster that was owned by Rolls-Royce co-founder ...