1931 Rolls-Royce Phantom II Brewster-Bodied Huntingdon Seven-Passenger Limousine: 1 of 125 left-hand drive Phantom II chassis built in England for the US market after the Springfield, MA factory stopped productionChassis no. 207AJS is one of only 125 left-hand drive Phantom II chassis built in England for the American market after the Springfield, Massachusetts factory stopped production. This 1931 Brewster-bodied Huntingdon seven-passenger limousine was first sold to McSweeney in Atlantic City, NJ who had also previously owned two Rolls-Royces: 393HH and S240RM. A plate showing later ownership by Robert Ducruax of NY is also present. Chrome is decent and paint is two-tone black and burgundy but everything requires restoration. The door fit looks good but at the bottom there is some flaring out. Original interior in decent order, and with care, much of the original rear interior could be retained. Usable seat in the back with no rips or tears. Woodwork is checked in front but complete and there is a full range of instruments. Odometer shows 45,000 miles. Not running but the engine compartment looks very complete and undisturbed. The black vinyl top is in good shape. The glass is checked and frosted from age. Windscreen on front is showing some aging. A flying lady mascot comes with the car but the mount is wrong for the radiator. A rewarding project. It would surely be impossible to find a more reasonable AJS/AMS chassis proposition!Chassis no. 207AJSPrice: $49,500 Firm