1981 Excalibur Series IV Phaeton in Beverly Hills, California

1981 Excalibur Series IV RoadsterPresenting this rare 1981 Excalibur Series IV Roadster, offered with two tops and a desirable rumble seat (one of only 36 Roadsters produced for the model year). Finished in a white exterior accented by a brown pinstripe, it is paired with a palomino interior that complements the car's classic character. Both a detachable hardtop and a convertible soft top are included, giving you the flexibility to enjoy it open-air or enclosed depending on the occasion. This example reflects the distinctive craftsmanship and attention to detail that defined Excalibur automobiles during this era.Highlights:- Limited Production Example (1 of 36 Roadsters for 1981)- Rumble Seat- V8 Engine- Automatic Transmission- Rochester Quadrajet 4-Barrel Carburetor- Dual Tops (Convertible Soft Top & Detachable Hardtop)- Power Windows- Aftermarket JVC Radio- Moto-Lita Steering Wheel- VDO Instrumentation- Shock-Absorbing Bumpers- Quad Trumpet Horns- 15-Inch Wire Wheels- Side-Mounted Spare TiresPowered by a V8 engine paired with an automatic transmission, this Series IV delivers optimal performance. Equipped with four-wheel disc brakes, a Rochester Quadrajet 4-barrel carburetor, dual exhaust outlets, and shock-absorbing bumpers. Exterior details include chrome trim throughout, a prominent grille, a KC auxiliary driving light, thin whitewall tires, and 15-inch chrome wire wheels. The dual side-mounted spare tires further enhance its unmistakable presence.At the front, the signature chrome-plated radiator shell is topped with the Excalibur sword mascot, a hallmark of the marque. It is complemented by large chrome Hella headlamps and four trumpet horns mounted along the fenders, creating a look inspired by pre-war luxury automobiles. The sculpted fenders, complete with hood-side exhaust vents, remain one of the most recognizable styling cues of the model.Inside, the cabin offers a blend of vintage design and period conveniences. Features include power windows, cruise control, VDO instrumentation, courtesy lighting, air conditioning (compressor), bucket seats, a JVC radio, dual side mirrors, and a classic three-spoke Moto-Lita steering wheel. The layout provides both comfort and a unique driving experience that reflects the car's neo-classical inspiration.Excalibur automobiles were hand-built in limited numbers in Milwaukee, and the Series IV models, like this 1981 Roadster, were designed to combine the styling of 1930s grand tourers with more modern engineering and comfort features of their time.This example represents a rare opportunity to own a distinctive American neo-classic with limited production numbers and unmistakable styling, mechanically sound. For $39,950