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And a good set of photos from MECUM here:

https://www.mecum.com/lots/CA0819-38...danca-deville/

Rolls Royce Phantom III

From a video shared by a friend, I have been able to take pictures of the Mysore 1926 New Phantom Hooper Cabriolet de Vile Chassis # 110YC

One can clearly see the colour is green with blue mudguards

Seen here sporting Mysore 3





Cheers

KPS

courtesy: John Fasal and RREC





GLK67 as new; and as photographed by John Fasal in 1967

A detailed walkaround of the stunning 32PP that recently took Best of Show at Hampton Court



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9yByumUDeI&app=desktop

Cross posting

Mayurbhanj state cars

Picture courtesy: Belgadia Palace

Experts kindly identify the chassis numbers.

Looks like the 1927 GRJ1 Eng. No. W8E Barker Tourer, originally imported by Nawab of Sachin state, has found its way back to Pune after a brief stint in Delhi.

Screenshot taken from the current owner's Instagram profile.

Cross posting

This picture was shared by Mr. Raj Ramprasad, son of the Raja of Ramnad on the Local Madras history group on FB.



Another one of the same car


What is chassis number of this RR ? experts please !

Expert consensus (including Steve Stuckey on Maharaja thread) that it is a Phantom II, chassis 78WJ, Hooper Tourer.

The Rolls Royce with the Scalloped mudguards is currently in the UK with Mr. Fasal. He recently completed the restoration of that car. I believe it is a car from the garage of the maharaja of Patiala.

Another Rolls Royce in New Delhi India. A Phantom1 1928.

Rebody on ex-Bhavnagar 60AL by Manvendra Singh Barwani

more like restoring the car back to the original body as made by Barkers in 1928.

What is perhaps the first serious Rolls-Royce accident in India (ca March, 1910). The car involved is a 1908 Silver Ghost (Chassis 60738). The owner, Mr.W.A .Beardsell was a prominent Madras businessman in the late 19th / early 20th century. The attached press reports detail the supernatural causes of the accident(s) near Anderson Bridge 😜

Some superb shots of a superb 20HP - 71A6 for Gwalior, and shortly after that Hyderabad (did Gwalior take delivery?)


















Thanks to Prem for sharing the link http://www.vandp.net/sales/1795/1923...riolet?sfns=mo