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1925 Rolls Royce Phantom – La Jolla Classic Car Show La Jolla Cove

Come check out some very rare and mint condition 1925 Rolls Royce Phantom at The La Jolla Classic Car Show January 11, 2009 at La Jolla Cove. This car has a 1925 chassy with a modern body built around it….a real one of a kind…..For more photos of Ferrari’s and other classic cars from the show visit www.socalbeachmag.net and www.lajollavillageonline.com. For La Jolla hotels and lodging with discount hotel rates visit www.lajollavillageonline.com or call 1-800-679-7707

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25 Responses to “1925 Rolls Royce Phantom – La Jolla Classic Car Show La Jolla Cove”

  1. @Elefant95 I agree …
    @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.

  2. I’ve googled the …
    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?

  3. very nice !
    very nice !

  4. thecheesburgler on June 9th, 2010 at 8:11 am

    circle door coupe
    circle door coupe

  5. MrBigbiggerbiggest on June 9th, 2010 at 8:11 am

    kool
    kool

  6. I soo miss this …
    I soo miss this type of gatherings..is my thing really..♥..

  7. @ragemanchoo82 …
    @ragemanchoo82 yes sorry it was a 1959silver cloud… endid..

  8. yea sorry it was a …
    yea sorry it was a silver shadow….1959…

  9. ragemanchoo82 on June 9th, 2010 at 8:11 am

    So this car would …
    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.

  10. ragemanchoo82 on June 9th, 2010 at 8:11 am

    ……You mean a …
    ……You mean a Silver Cloud? RR didn’t introduce the Silver Shadow till 1966.

    Nice try. ^_~

  11. how much this car …
    how much this car is it? money

  12. the 1925 batmobile …
    the 1925 batmobile lol

  13. I understand from …
    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.

  14. Kaalec – The real …
    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.

  15. Jon. I apologize …
    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.

  16. Kaalec – The …
    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.

  17. You taste is …
    You taste is obviously firmly imbedded up your arse.

  18. really amazing
    really amazing

  19. I love classic cars …
    I love classic cars and this Rolls Royce is very beautiful!

  20. As a lifelong lover …
    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

  21. SuperCarMania on June 9th, 2010 at 8:11 am

    Beautful car
    Beautful car

  22. I think it’s one of …
    I think it’s one of the coolest vehicles I ever saw!

  23. not yet its only 84 …
    not yet its only 84 when its about 97 then u can say its almost 100

  24. HistoryBuff1942 on June 9th, 2010 at 8:11 am

    I’m going to guess …
    I’m going to guess that since it’s almost 100, The car is probably worth 1 million and up…

  25. No offence, but why …
    No offence, but why can’t Americans pronounce “chassis” properly?!

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