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31/05/2026 3:56 am
I don't have any Rolls Royce in my collection and I would like to add only one as a companion to my Kess 1932 Duesenberg Rollston Torpedo and 1933 Pierce-Arrow Convertible Sedan.
I am looking particularly for a 1928-30 Phantom I.
31/05/2026 4:04 am
My goto research places are hobbyDB and ebay. Good luck on the search.
31/05/2026 8:31 am
My gosh what a beautiful statement this bold colored car makes!
31/05/2026 8:43 am
Richard, that would be a noble addition and would fit well with the Duesenberg and Pierce.
31/05/2026 1:11 pm
I don't have any Rolls Royce in my collection and I would like to add only one as a companion to my Kess 1932 Duesenberg Rollston Torpedo and 1933 Pierce-Arrow Convertible Sedan. I am looking particularly for a 1928-30 Phantom I.
The closest one in the USA (eBay) is this Matrix 1929 RR PH I Tourer by Barker.
Keep in mind the shipping is only for us overseas, as I was tapping into eBay from Germany.
This post was modified 5 months ago by GDH
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31/05/2026 4:41 pm
GLM did one ........
31/05/2026 4:53 pm
Here you have detailed pics of the Matrix Phantom I Barker...
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31/05/2026 7:40 pm
You might consider a Phantom II, since many of those are 1930 or later. Here are the ones I have from 1930-33. First two by Matrix, last one by Neo.
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31/05/2026 8:41 pm
@mg-harv The pictures I posted are from a Springfield built RR and this is specifically what I am looking for. It seems that only GLM may have made one.
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