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A particularly fine example of the 'Tickford' cabriolet, a design which features a quick and easy, crank action roof mechanism, providing for one person operation. Even with the roof open, the design offers relatively draught-free, snug accommodation. Some years ago, the car belonged to Mike Berry, well known for his high quality pre-war cars, & is offered in excellent all round condition, with lovely paintwork, and very well-executed Connolly leather interior, and benefiting from an engine overhaul not so long ago. Well appointed with a superb set of lamps & horns, including P100 'bullseye' headlights, PLG40 centre lamp, twin 'Owleye' and a lovely triangular rear lamp, etc. Twin side-mounted spare wheels, all with 'Ace' discs fitted, all correct under the bonnet, the list goes on! In addition to all of this, the car has recently been fitted with an overdrive unit, further enhancing what was already a lovely car. Chassis No. GRW52 Reg No. XJ 5555

The Rolls-Royce 20/25 was a car produced by Rolls-Royce in the United Kingdom from 1929 to 1936. It succeeded the 20 hp model, and between 1929 and 1936, approximately 3,827 units were made. Known for its reliability and smooth ride, it was often used for chauffeur-driven vehicles, complete with custom bodywork designed by the leading coachbuilders of the time.