TMU 7.7-Liter OHV Inline-Six Dual Ignition Single Updraft Carburetor Four-Speed Manual Transmission Croydon Convertible Coupe Bodywork Black Paint Gray Leather Upholstery 20" Wire Wheels Dual Side-Mount Spares Servo-Assisted Mechanical Drum Brakes Tool Kit & Louis Vuitton Suitcases Refurbished in 2000s
This 1931 Rolls-Royce Phantom II is one of approximately 1,700 examples built on the final iteration of the 40/50 platform between 1929 and 1935.

The chassis of 239AJS was completed in early 1931 before being shipped to New York, where it became one of 13 Phantom IIs to be clothed in Croydon convertible coupe bodywork by Brewster on Long Island.

The car is said to have been sold new to Frank M.

Gould, grandson of railroad magnate Jay Gould, and then passed through a series of owners that include Vanderbilt Theater owner Martin Jones.

In 2001, the car was purchased by a collector who commissioned a 10-year refurbishment, after which the car placed third in its class at the 2011 Pebble...