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Buying or Selling a 1936 Rolls Royce Phantom II

The 1936 Rolls-Royce Phantom II was its kind, as it was produced the same year that Rolls-Royce unveiled their Phantom III car. With the end of the Phantom II, Rolls-Royce effectively stopped producing 40/50 hp model automobiles, and brought forth a new era of luxury cars. This piece of British automotive history came with a four-speed manual transmission, an OHV straight-six engine, and synchromesh gears which were added on models built between 1932 and 1935. The car also came with a stock wheelbase of 150, but short-wheelbase versions of 144 could also be requested. The Rolls-Royce Phantom II is an engineering marvel for the time, and it still holds a special place in the hearts of many automobile collectors. For this reason, its seen in a number of movies, including Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, and is a model thats frequently associated with wealth and prestige.

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1936 Rolls Royce Phantom II Buyers Guide

Because the ’36 Phantom II is the last of this model range, it’s one of the most popular models that collectors try and acquire. It’s the finished product, after years of upgrades, and it’s symbolic for the end of the Phantom II era. If you’re interested in buying this Rolls-Royce model, or specifically the ’36 Phantom II, give the people at the Beverly Hills Car Club a call. They have years of experience working with classic cars in the automotive industry, which means they can answer any questions that you have about Phantoms or other classic cars available. They can even help you find that special car you’re looking for, and since they know what exactly to look for, you’re guaranteed to receive an authentic automobile.

If you live in Southern California, feel free to stop by their LA showroom and see the cars that are on display. You can also visit their webpage and browse the online catalog. You might be surprised to find that they already have your car in stock and waiting for you!