breakdown truck

[Dick]

Oooh dentists.. not my favourite day out.. i had a tooth go rotten underneath the filling.. 3 visits to fix it before my dentist retired..
Meanwhile to take my mind off the pain
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[Dick]

Business opportunity?
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[Dick]

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[Dick]

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[Dick]

Ooooh
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[Dick]

The original breakdown truck!
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[GHT]

If that's the original breakdown truck, then this has got to be the original "Woodie." It's a 1928 Rolls Royce Phantom.

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[suffolkpete]

Depends on whether it's the original body, a lot of coachbuilt cars were re-bodied in the 40s and 50s to give them a new lease of life.

[GHT]

Here's a question for all you knowledgeable aficionados. There seems to be a number of car companies that embraced the Art Deco style between the two world wars, both American and European. However, I can only find one UK car, and that seems to be either a one off, or perhaps a collaboration with a coach builder. The one that I found is called the MG PA Airline. Anyone know of any others, UK that is.

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[Dick]

If that's the original breakdown truck, then this has got to be the original "Woodie." It's a 1928 Rolls Royce Phantom.
rolls woody.jpgrolls woody1.jpg

What i meant was it was the same model as the first post in this never ending thread

Nice roller though..