One of 3,827 Rolls-Royce 20/25s built between 1929 and 1936, this 1935 model has fixed-head pillarless coupe bodywork by London-based J Gurney Nutting. The Car Mart Ltd., a company situated in London, placed an order for Chassis GOH73 in April 1935, and it was delivered to him in February 1936. It was brought into the country in 1983, bought by its deceased owner in 2014, and took up the Excellence in Class title at the 2021 Palm Beach Concours d’Elegance. A 3.7-liter OHV straight-six engine combined with a four-speed manual gearbox powers the black automobile with silver coves and a red pinstripe. Features include a central Lucas drive unit, a Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament, and an electric secondary fuel pump.

A central driving lamp, polished brightwork, rear-hinged doors, trafficators, a sliding sunroof, a bustle-back trunk, dual taillights, a Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament, a front badge bar, thermostatically controlled radiator louvres and a centrally hinged hood are all features of the Gurney Nutting fixed-head pillarless coupe bodywork, which is finished in black with silver coves and a red pinstripe. In the driver’s door glass, there is a crack.

Along with matching door panels and color-coordinated carpets, the right-hand drive cabin includes mechanically adjustable front seats and a rear bench with grey pleated leather and black piping. The right-hand drive controls consist of a right-handed shifter and handbrake lever, and the equipment includes burl wood door capping, window frames, and a fold-down rear armrest.

Details:
-3.7-Liter OHV Straight-Six
-Four-Speed Manual Gearbox
-Black w/Silver Coves
-Gray Leather w/Black Piping
-Bodywork by J. Gurney Nutting
-Servo-Assisted Mechanical Drum Brakes
-Hydraulic Shock Absorbers
-Electric Secondary Fuel Pump
-Spirit of Ecstasy Hood Ornament
-Central Lucas Driving Lamp
-Rear-Hinged Doors
-Trafficators
-Sliding Sunroof
-Copies of Factory Records