Price: $70,000
Make: Rolls-Royce
Model: 20/25
Year: 1934
Mileage: 81,877 miles (showing)

FOR SALE: This statuesque Rolls-Royce 20/25 with fine coachwork by Lancefield has a full history from sale to Miss E. Burrows in Devon in December 1934 through its owners in Ireland and California and its voyage to Singapore and subsequent arrival in Fremantle in 2017. The car is now being offered for sale as part of its owner reducing his collection. Documents of the car’s history and a collection of service manuals are included. The car is fully roadworthy and is a delightful drive with strong performance from its 3.7-litre 60hp/164Nm six-cylinder engine. The cabin is in very good condition with no flaws in its upholstery or headliner, as is the condition of the burr walnut dash, steering wheel and controls and its series of gauges. It is finished in white with a bare alloy bonnet in a common style of the era. Paint condition is very good and there are no signs of rust to the body. It is located in and can be inspected in Perth. Additional information and photographs are available. Transport to any buyer location and inspection reports can be arranged at buyer’s cost. All care has been made to ensure accuracy in compiling this advertisement but BMC Sales cannot be held responsible for inaccuracies. Please conduct your own checks before purchase.
 
The 20/25 was built from 1929 to 1936 and is credited with being the model that saved Rolls-Royce during the Depression. It was very popular with 3827 sales and 70 per cent are believed to still be on the roads. Rolls-Royce made the drivetrain and chassis with the owner selecting a coachbuilder. This Lancefield body was made by the London coachworks which was renown for building on very expensive chassis, including Lagonda, Isotta Fraschini, Alvis, Daimler and Rolls-Royce.