This car has great looks, but is realy a inpractical and stupid design; notice the small rear windows, the low road clearance, and why are there ventilation strips in the booth ?
has it perhaps its engine in the rear ?
This is a car to look at in a museum. not something that you drive on the road.
@coffeewhacked im seriously glad someone else caught on to that. what is this the annual JEWISH FINE AUTOMOBILE CELEBRATION-OF-OUR-SUCCESS-AS-LAWYERS,ACCOUNTANTS AND STOCKBROKERS OI, LOOK AT US.
I saw this car as a kid in the 1950's it was being shown at fairs and such. It was on display at my home town for a small fee. It was said that it was custom made for the Prince of Wales or King Edward . it is now in Peterson's Museum in Ca. For info google Rolls-Royce Phantom I Jonckheere Coupe or round door rolls royce. Some of the articles will mentioned it being shown at side shows at fairs and mention the claim that it belonged to royalty .It has been restored ,was pretty much junk
@rrahjayh33025 Does this car still belong to Peterson Auto Museum?
I remember seeing this car at a car show in New Jersey in the early 1960's
It was definately not in this condition. I spoke to Leslie Kendall when Peterson first acquired the car and they were looking for old info about the car.
I've googled the 1925 Rolls Royce Phantom but can't find this model for hire. I've typed in 1925 Rolls Royce Phantom and I cant find it. Anyone find it?
So this car would have had a 7.7-liter I-6 engine originally? I wonder if they retained it when they built the modern body?
I've seen a lot of modified Rolls-Royces, I don't think I've ever seen one this old modified this heavily. Very well done, though. :D Borrows heavily from the Bugatti Atlantic. Which isn't a bad thing.
Jon. I apologize for the vulgarity. But actually, the "restoration" of the Phantom IS a matter of taste. This one-of-a-kind 1925 Phantom was given a new body in 1934 by Belgian coach builder Jonckheere Carrossiers, hence its very Art Deco lines. The work won many awards, including top honours at le Prix de Cannes.
This is what the car was restored to not the original 1925 design. It is a unique Art Deco which, to me, is astonishing beautiful. Everything is a matter of taste.
Kaalec - The real problem here is that the body design does not fit the car. Every attempt to slope a RR radiator fails because it is meant to be square. Even modern RRs have a basically square radiator. If this body was put onto a Chrysler for instance then it would work and look beautiful (I'd cut the fin down a bit though). Perhaps your right about the taste bit though, but to change it from a Hooper Cabriolet body into this is really not right.
I understand from your pure point of view how you feel. But a Chrysler!? Gasp! I guess my feeling is, I love this Art Deco body. I find this car to be truly one of the most beautiful automotive designs of the 20th century. So, agin for me, only a Rolls Royce chassis is worthy of this design. I fear we will have to agree to disagree. We both appreciate fine automobiles, just not always how they are presented.
i love this car in my view its the only nice phantom rolls have made .... dose anyone no how much one of these are worth these days they must be worth mills
Its amazing that when i went to england and i visited local car wrecking company, i saw that model rusty and wrecked in junk yard. I asked them do they sell it, but it was already sold to old gentleman who visited yard early in morning at same day
This car is one of the most exotic cars i ever saw!!!!!! i had a 1959 rolls silver shadoww fully customized and that was very exotic, but this one takes the cake !!!!!!!!!!
The engine in the Phantom 1 is a pushrod ohv 7.7ltr straight six and the cylinders were built in company of two then the three sections of two cylinders were put together.
@Elefant95 I agree, this car is beautiful, large yet sporty. formula automotive. com seems to be building a similar car. The days of new cars looking different, where you just had to have one, are gone. Now they all look the same.
This car has great looks, but is realy a inpractical and stupid design; notice the small rear windows, the low road clearance, and why are there ventilation strips in the booth ?
has it perhaps its engine in the rear ?
This is a car to look at in a museum. not something that you drive on the road.
doerlidoe 2 months ago
awesome car, but the music on the backround is just terrible! lol
Orlik7 3 months ago
@Orlik7 That music sounds like jewish klesmer to me.
doerlidoe 2 months ago
Now this is the real phantom!
TheChristwire 4 months ago
To me this does not look fake: this is no real rolls royce
doerlidoe 7 months ago
that does not look it belongs in 1925 at all. GOD I LOVE OLD CARs
JamesPriceJohnson 8 months ago
THIS CAR SHOULD BE IN THE NEXT 2011 2012 BATMAN MOVIE
HEAVYMETALGODS86feb9 8 months ago
Why cant cars be that be good looking now ?
Avalon400 8 months ago
Sickest looking car I have EVER seen!
CrouchingCrab 9 months ago
steering wheel is on the wrong side :O
xlxshanexlx 9 months ago
And here I thought Audi and Peugeot were doing something different for their La Mans cars. RR was rolling with the splitter 86yrs ago, ha!
masterpd85 10 months ago
why should the guy back up out there. People taking photos just have to wait!
frankie5fingers 10 months ago
is it wrong if this gave me a bonner?
2035reprezent 10 months ago
I wanna roll up to the club with this
griesrt 11 months ago
wooooooooooooooooooow!
jaqjaques 11 months ago
Bat mans grandfather built this one
haaa16 1 year ago
God Almighty! That aint a car. It's a masterpiece of engineering and design! And it looks awesome 85 years later!
DerAdventurer 1 year ago
holy shit
Lambo0225 1 year ago
that lady is kind of a b word geez!!
ihaveaverybadcold 1 year ago
this is the Johnkeere Coupe
VonDuesenberg 1 year ago
is this just one custom 1925 or did they make this in prodcution scale even small scale
Miguelsr1rst 1 year ago
50 years ago the car was in disrepair and owned by someone in New Jersey
It had a leather strip down the tail fin and was a shabby brown.
Great to see it restored. It is a Gem. Sir David
sixtiesforever1966 1 year ago 3
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sixtiesforever1966 1 year ago
@sixtiesforever1966 yes it still belongs to the museum, i recently saw it it is a beautiful car.
Alex19al 1 year ago 3
It looks like a Tatra.
VegardMinde 1 year ago
why is that horrible jew music playing in the background?
coffeewhacked 1 year ago
@coffeewhacked im seriously glad someone else caught on to that. what is this the annual JEWISH FINE AUTOMOBILE CELEBRATION-OF-OUR-SUCCESS-AS-LAWYERS,ACCOUNTANTS AND STOCKBROKERS OI, LOOK AT US.
shitstomp 1 year ago
@shitstomp No, no, no-more like shysters, shylocks, and gold shavers.
Success is great when it's achieved honestly but most of you jews have a funny definition of honesty.
Never fear Irving, some of us goys have read your Talmud and know all about you and your games, like the kol nidre.
Nice try, enjoy it while you got it, it won't be for much longer. The clouds are upon us and one hell of a storm is coming.
coffeewhacked 1 year ago
I saw this car as a kid in the 1950's it was being shown at fairs and such. It was on display at my home town for a small fee. It was said that it was custom made for the Prince of Wales or King Edward . it is now in Peterson's Museum in Ca. For info google Rolls-Royce Phantom I Jonckheere Coupe or round door rolls royce. Some of the articles will mentioned it being shown at side shows at fairs and mention the claim that it belonged to royalty .It has been restored ,was pretty much junk
rrahjayh33025 1 year ago
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@rrahjayh33025 Does this car still belong to Peterson Auto Museum?
I remember seeing this car at a car show in New Jersey in the early 1960's
It was definately not in this condition. I spoke to Leslie Kendall when Peterson first acquired the car and they were looking for old info about the car.
Great to see it restored. Thank You. Sir David
sixtiesforever1966 1 year ago
why are modern rollers so plain looking?
xXGreyWolf 1 year ago
I've googled the 1925 Rolls Royce Phantom but can't find this model for hire. I've typed in 1925 Rolls Royce Phantom and I cant find it. Anyone find it?
Chris265265 1 year ago
very nice !
jimmyattard 1 year ago
circle door coupe
thecheesburgler 1 year ago
kool
MrBigbiggerbiggest 2 years ago
I soo miss this type of gatherings..is my thing really..♥..
zarits500 2 years ago
So this car would have had a 7.7-liter I-6 engine originally? I wonder if they retained it when they built the modern body?
I've seen a lot of modified Rolls-Royces, I don't think I've ever seen one this old modified this heavily. Very well done, though. :D Borrows heavily from the Bugatti Atlantic. Which isn't a bad thing.
ragemanchoo82 2 years ago
how much this car is it? money
dejavu77pv 2 years ago
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chauss513 2 years ago
the 1925 batmobile lol
plxplox94 2 years ago
really amazing
peti82 2 years ago
I love classic cars and this Rolls Royce is very beautiful!
jobatribe 2 years ago
As a lifelong lover of Rolls-Royce that is the most repulsive thing that I have ever seen in my life.
Sir Henry would be mortified if he knew that one of his creations was turned into that piece of junk
Jon26462 2 years ago
You taste is obviously firmly imbedded up your arse.
Kaalec 2 years ago
Kaalec - The restoration of a Phantom 1 is not a matter of taste. The car must be original or sympathetic to the period. This thing is neither.
It would also be nice if you would make your comments without using vulgarities.
Jon26462 2 years ago
Jon. I apologize for the vulgarity. But actually, the "restoration" of the Phantom IS a matter of taste. This one-of-a-kind 1925 Phantom was given a new body in 1934 by Belgian coach builder Jonckheere Carrossiers, hence its very Art Deco lines. The work won many awards, including top honours at le Prix de Cannes.
This is what the car was restored to not the original 1925 design. It is a unique Art Deco which, to me, is astonishing beautiful. Everything is a matter of taste.
Kaalec 2 years ago
Kaalec - The real problem here is that the body design does not fit the car. Every attempt to slope a RR radiator fails because it is meant to be square. Even modern RRs have a basically square radiator. If this body was put onto a Chrysler for instance then it would work and look beautiful (I'd cut the fin down a bit though). Perhaps your right about the taste bit though, but to change it from a Hooper Cabriolet body into this is really not right.
PS apology accepted.
Jon26462 2 years ago
I understand from your pure point of view how you feel. But a Chrysler!? Gasp! I guess my feeling is, I love this Art Deco body. I find this car to be truly one of the most beautiful automotive designs of the 20th century. So, agin for me, only a Rolls Royce chassis is worthy of this design. I fear we will have to agree to disagree. We both appreciate fine automobiles, just not always how they are presented.
Kaalec 2 years ago
Beautful car
SuperCarMania 2 years ago
I think it's one of the coolest vehicles I ever saw!
Teschtescht 2 years ago
No offence, but why can't Americans pronounce "chassis" properly?!
ROONTANG 2 years ago
nice koachwork...
Miha011 2 years ago
actually it reminds me of the batmobile
gravityhammer25 2 years ago 2
I dont like old cars classic but i must say this car looks sexy as hell
gravityhammer25 2 years ago
i love this car in my view its the only nice phantom rolls have made .... dose anyone no how much one of these are worth these days they must be worth mills
08Dazza80 2 years ago
I'm going to guess that since it's almost 100, The car is probably worth 1 million and up...
HistoryBuff1942 2 years ago
not yet its only 84 when its about 97 then u can say its almost 100
08Dazza80 2 years ago
Nothing says "pimp status" like a ride like this...
oneluvpitbull 2 years ago
Will Rolls Royces ever look this good again?? My favorite at the Petersen museum!
niswel 2 years ago
Its amazing that when i went to england and i visited local car wrecking company, i saw that model rusty and wrecked in junk yard. I asked them do they sell it, but it was already sold to old gentleman who visited yard early in morning at same day
JokeriPokeri17 3 years ago
This car is one of the most exotic cars i ever saw!!!!!! i had a 1959 rolls silver shadoww fully customized and that was very exotic, but this one takes the cake !!!!!!!!!!
zarits500 3 years ago
......You mean a Silver Cloud? RR didn't introduce the Silver Shadow till 1966.
Nice try. ^_~
ragemanchoo82 2 years ago
yea sorry it was a silver shadow....1959...
zarits500 2 years ago
@ragemanchoo82 yes sorry it was a 1959silver cloud... endid..
zarits500 2 years ago
The engine in the Phantom 1 is a pushrod ohv 7.7ltr straight six and the cylinders were built in company of two then the three sections of two cylinders were put together.
Elefant95 3 years ago
Wow this Phantom is pretty, you don't see new Rollers styled like this one.
Elefant95 3 years ago
@Elefant95 I agree, this car is beautiful, large yet sporty. formula automotive. com seems to be building a similar car. The days of new cars looking different, where you just had to have one, are gone. Now they all look the same.
1021946 1 year ago