1933 Rolls Royce Sedanca De Ville

 

Originally supplied with her Trump & Maderly body in the 30's to a Capt. Bowman, this car eventually found herself in a dismantlers being used for spare parts.  That is where the current owner found her and bought it for £10,000.  After ten years of sourcing parts and building the car up she was brought to me in bare aluminium.  500+ hours later with the body straight and the finish as faultless as I could make it, standing proud in black and claret, she was sent for the interior to be fitted.  Soon after, this ex-junk yard car won the national prize for 'Best 20/25 Rolls Royce in Britain', which gained her entry into 'The Masters' Rolls Royce Concours competition the following year where she came second with 99/100 points.  Even nine years after leaving my workshop she scored 96/100 coming second again.  The value of the car after all this work?  A cool £120,000!