1935 Rolls-Royce Phantom II Tourer 40/50HP

This 1935 Rolls-Royce 40/50 is a right-hand-drive Phantom II Tourer with four-door, open coachwork by Dick Brockman. 7-liter straight-six paired with a four-speed manual transmission. Features include a folding convertible top, polished-metal hood, dual windscreens, rear-mounted luggage cases, and painted wire wheels. Four-door convertible coachwork was designed and built by Dick Brockman & Co. of Reading, England. It is finished in yellow and black and features dual cockpits equipped with individual windscreens. Additional details include a polished engine cover, folding convertible top, center driving light, rear luggage system, chrome bumpers, and side-mount spare wheels. The car wears decals from the Great American Race and Central Texas Museum of Automotive History. Black 19? wire wheels are wrapped in a set of whitewall Lester tires sized 7. 50-19.