1933 Rolls-Royce Phantom II Transformable Tourer

This Phantom II has been enjoyed by the same family for over 5 decades. It was recently lovingly restored over the course of eight years by the son of the car's fourth owner. (The car was purchased back in 1958.) This car (chassis 215AMS) was built in England and shipped to the United States to be bodied by Brewster. Its first owner didn't like the Brewster design and an unidentified replacement body was found. After ten years and much research, this body was finally identified by Howard 'Dutch' Darrin himself as the prototype that he and Tom Hibbard had built in Paris in the late 1920s. This important body was the basis of many future Hibbard and Darrin creations and was used to demonstrate design features to potential customers.