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Meanwhile at Retromobile...
We fell in love with the Dubost bodied two seater Panhard Levassor Six SS in brilliant oily rag condition. Presented by Bruno Vendiesse who explains the car has the sporty twin carburettor three liter 6 cylinder sleeve valve.
As we mentioned earlier, the maharajas arrived at Paris. Well, their former cars did. This is an ex-maharajah Rolls 20/25 having residence in Switzerland.
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donderdag februari 6th, 2014
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08 Februari 2014, 01:34
I believe His Royal Highness could stand up proudly through the sunroof and fire his Purdey shotgun at tigers or whatever else took his fancy! The Maharaja's didn't have Toyota Land Cruiser Sahara's in 1923 so they had RR 20hp's instead! This is just a beautiful little car and exactly why 20hp enthusiasts love them so much. Each one is different and bespoke.
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07 Februari 2014, 03:42
What a nice car !
I'm not a Rolls fan usually,(more Bentley) but there is something about this one that appeals.
I know others may say, "Cut 6 inches out of the windows, and paint flames out of the Wheels", but not ME, I like it as it is !
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I'm not a Rolls fan usually,(more Bentley) but there is something about this one that appeals.
I know others may say, "Cut 6 inches out of the windows, and paint flames out of the Wheels", but not ME, I like it as it is !
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06 Februari 2014, 16:14
This Rolls-Royce Twenty is 1925 chassis GPK33 with a special four-seater saloon body by G. Wylder & Co. supplied to H.H. The Maharaja of Bharatpur in April 1926. Full details of the extras supplied with the car, and a copy of the "News of the Week" write-up in the UK magazine "The Motor" of February 23, 1926 are given in John Fasal's book "The Rolls-Royce Twenty" on pages 411 and 412.
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