The 1920's was the era of the Charleston, the world's first solo transatlantic flight, and prohibition. The Roaring Twenties as it was known was also the time when Rolls-Royce produced the Phantom I Landaulette built by the famous coachbuilder Park Ward and was the transport of choice for the rich and famous, the world over.
This 1928 Phantom is finished in ebony and pacific blue with an aluminium bonnet cover, and matching wheel caps.
The elegant interior is reached via the exterior running board providing a graceful entry and exit. High quality leather and the finest polished Walnut woodwork add that touch of class to the cabin that only Rolls-Royce could produce.
The main cabin can seat two passengers on the main bench seat with a further two on the occasional sideways positioned seats with one further seat in the front next to the chauffeur.
This Rolls-Royce Landaulette simply oozes with style, elegance and grace.