Eureka! I wondered what had become of the City of Belfast's Rolls-Royce Phantom VI limousine.
David Irvine discovered it.
The navy blue colour partly remains, though the car is now painted two-tone, grey on the sides.
The car was re-registered as WVO 338G.
The stately automobile was probably ordered at Stanley Harvey & Company Limited, Clarence Street West, Belfast.
Note the well-upholstered leather hide seating, with occasional seats.
The upholstery befits, and has supported, many illustrious and esteemed posteriors...
...and the drinks cabinet: The Bristol Cream or a wee dram today, my Lord Mayor?
It is known that the car was for sale on Ebay years ago.
David Irvine discovered it.
The navy blue colour partly remains, though the car is now painted two-tone, grey on the sides.
The car was re-registered as WVO 338G.
The stately automobile was probably ordered at Stanley Harvey & Company Limited, Clarence Street West, Belfast.
Note the well-upholstered leather hide seating, with occasional seats.
The upholstery befits, and has supported, many illustrious and esteemed posteriors...
...and the drinks cabinet: The Bristol Cream or a wee dram today, my Lord Mayor?
It is known that the car was for sale on Ebay years ago.
Its last sighting was in Florida, USA.
First published in August, 2012.
First published in August, 2012.
1 comment :
Beautiful ! The Mayor of Derby had one once, CCH1. Last I heard it was a Mondeo. Oh well, excellence is not what it was.
Post a Comment