For Sale: 1939 Rolls-Royce Phantom III in Pontiac, Michigan for sale in Pontiac, MI
Vehicle Description Chassis # 3DL118 Engine # Z28E Believe To Be 1 Of Less Than 25 PIII Cabriolets In Existence Known And Documented Ownership From New Recent High Quality Restoration In Original Exterior Colors Fitted With Original Engine Per Copies Of Original Order Form This Phantom III endured several remarkable journeys after leaving the possession of Peter Beatty.
Staying in the family, the Rolls was purchased by Captain Michael Tree, the grandson of Ethel's former Marriage to Arthur Tree, a member of Parliament.
Just 8 months later, the Phantom would end up in South Africa after being purchased by Barlow Pye.
8 years after, the American Consulate General Clifford R.
Nelson brought the vehicle north to Salisbury, Rhodesia.
He was the man who likely transported this Rolls-Royce onto our shores.
A man named Robert Wilke of Menlo Park California would next gain the distinction of owning this wonderful motorcar.
Remarkably, the car was described to have been in original condition at the time of the car's application to the Phantom III technical society in 1974.
After an unspecified amount of time, Robert Schaffner, a fellow California resident, would take possession of the car.
While some reconditioning was performed by Schaffner, it wasn't until a couple of years ago that 3 DL 118 received a full restoration.
As previously mentioned, the exterior is finished in very much the same way it was delivered.
The interior is now finished fully in red, with matching darker carpets.
Completed to an exceptionally high standard, the motorcar presents incredibly well.
The thick hides, Circassian Burr walnut trim, and chrome brightwork are all equally resplendent.
To sit amongst this is to be transported back to a time.
Details like the cut lenses on the rear passenger lights, the clock on the cowl, and the fine woodwork make one appreciate the craftsmanship behind such a vehicle.
The exterior shows with equally incredible attention to detail.
Both the glossy green paint and brightwork appear lustrous.
The top is also freshly redone and will surely keep the weather from intruding while on the move.
Mechanically, this Phantom III also bears the distinction of having been powered by its original motor, Z28E, from new.
With immense power from its 7.
3 Liter overhead-valve V12 and lighter weight coachwork, this highly engineered motorcar should have no issue keeping up with modern traffic and the exceptional quality of the restoration will surely make for a dependable touring companion.
With such a distinguished, well-documented chain of ownership, the Phantom III on offer makes for a true collectible.
It's immensely attractive coachwork, and the rarity of its body style further increases its desirability and affirms its status in the Rolls-Royce community.
Its exceptionally completed restoration and matching numbers engine confirm 3 DL118 as a must-have for anyone serious about owning a truly extraordinary Rolls-Royce Phantom III.
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Staying in the family, the Rolls was purchased by Captain Michael Tree, the grandson of Ethel's former Marriage to Arthur Tree, a member of Parliament.
Just 8 months later, the Phantom would end up in South Africa after being purchased by Barlow Pye.
8 years after, the American Consulate General Clifford R.
Nelson brought the vehicle north to Salisbury, Rhodesia.
He was the man who likely transported this Rolls-Royce onto our shores.
A man named Robert Wilke of Menlo Park California would next gain the distinction of owning this wonderful motorcar.
Remarkably, the car was described to have been in original condition at the time of the car's application to the Phantom III technical society in 1974.
After an unspecified amount of time, Robert Schaffner, a fellow California resident, would take possession of the car.
While some reconditioning was performed by Schaffner, it wasn't until a couple of years ago that 3 DL 118 received a full restoration.
As previously mentioned, the exterior is finished in very much the same way it was delivered.
The interior is now finished fully in red, with matching darker carpets.
Completed to an exceptionally high standard, the motorcar presents incredibly well.
The thick hides, Circassian Burr walnut trim, and chrome brightwork are all equally resplendent.
To sit amongst this is to be transported back to a time.
Details like the cut lenses on the rear passenger lights, the clock on the cowl, and the fine woodwork make one appreciate the craftsmanship behind such a vehicle.
The exterior shows with equally incredible attention to detail.
Both the glossy green paint and brightwork appear lustrous.
The top is also freshly redone and will surely keep the weather from intruding while on the move.
Mechanically, this Phantom III also bears the distinction of having been powered by its original motor, Z28E, from new.
With immense power from its 7.
3 Liter overhead-valve V12 and lighter weight coachwork, this highly engineered motorcar should have no issue keeping up with modern traffic and the exceptional quality of the restoration will surely make for a dependable touring companion.
With such a distinguished, well-documented chain of ownership, the Phantom III on offer makes for a true collectible.
It's immensely attractive coachwork, and the rarity of its body style further increases its desirability and affirms its status in the Rolls-Royce community.
Its exceptionally completed restoration and matching numbers engine confirm 3 DL118 as a must-have for anyone serious about owning a truly extraordinary Rolls-Royce Phantom III.
Please visit www.
LBILimited.
com for many more photos and details.
Follow us on Instagram and Facebook @LBILimited.
Ride along on our classic car adventures by subscribing to LBI Limited on YouTube.
#claimyourclassic(TM).
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