This magnificent 1928 Rolls-Royce Phantom I, originally a saloon, was re-bodied as a shooting brake during WWII for RAF transport and later received major body modifications from Hooper & Co. It has undergone a 'last nut and bolt' mechanical restoration, including the engine, brakes, drivetrain, and rear axle, with the engine rebuild documented by over 100 photos. The interior features beautifully patinated brown leather and matching carpets, offering seating for up to nine with removable rear picnic seats.