For Sale at Auction: 1927 Rolls-Royce Phantom I in Scottsdale, Arizona

The 1927 Rolls-Royce Phantom I Kenilworth sedan is powered by a 7.7-liter OHV inline 6-cylinder engine mated a 3-speed selective-sliding gearbox with a single updraft Rolls-Royce carburetor and four-wheel servo-assisted drum brakes. The chassis is the Springfield-produced Phantom I type introduced for improved performance and mechanical refinement. The interior retains its original configuration, featuring a front compartment with dark brown leather bench seating, functional instrumentation, intact glass partition, wood trim showing age-appropriate patina and a rear passenger compartment with original cloth upholstery, a solid wood pull-out table and well-preserved window shade curtains. Exterior features consist of Brewster Kenilworth coachwork with a bare aluminum bonnet, polished grille, drum-style headlights, refinished black coachwork with accenting beltlines and a padded leather roof, along with mahogany running boards and brightwork that presents in excellent condition. Additional notable items include the original service booklet, a period-correct black external trunk mounted on the rear luggage rack, and documentation of the engine and gearbox rebuild performed in 1982 during the ownership of Rodney Brown of Olympia, WA. This example is one of 35 Kenilworth sedans built by Brewster and was originally delivered to Cleveland steel magnate William Mather. 60,355 miles (title reads exempt). **TITLED AS 1928 ROL**