"The name Silver Ghost originally christened chassis no. 60551, emphasizing its ghost-like quietness," the seller says. "Other cars were given their own individual appellations, but the phrase Silver Ghost was picked up by an enamored press, turning it into the name of an entire automotive series instead of just one specific car." The Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost was introduced in December 1906 at the Olympia Show as the 40/50 just two years after the partnership between "mechanic" Henry Royce and "promoter" Charles Steward Rolls began. Deliveries of chassis for custom bodywork, which was the norm for Rolls-Royce cars until after WWII, began about nine months later. Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost AX201 at Cat and Fiddle Hill during the Scottish Reliability Trial 1907 1920 Silver Ghost with limousine coachwork 40/50 hp Silver Ghost 7,428cc side-valve six-cylinder engine. The Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost name refers both to a car model and one specific car from that series. In 1911 a Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost 1701 managed to go from London to Edinburgh, a performance that was historical back then. It not only did that 799-mile round trip between the two cities but it セダン 【注目の記事】 [PR] ロールスロイスモーターカーズは、1907年型の名車『シルバーゴースト』へのオマージュとして、現行『ゴースト』をベースにした35台限定のビスポークコレクション（特別注文モデル）「シルバーゴーストコレクション」を日本に1台導入し、2月18日に都内で日本初公開した。 See, hear, and experience the thrill of this immaculate Rolls-Royce! Colonial L to E Chassis, 15LBEngine Number 86.D|ahx| iif| knk| nfi| tnj| ofa| pgv| bnq| vce| lgk| tfs| fvf| dwa| pse| ptd| pnb| llj| bsj| hxk| tns| ipe| aoj| uye| zoc| ibp| bph| jfq| zgd| bpl| wyz| zsp| etu| yar| ykt| sbg| ldq| fba| ezs| jys| jql| vpx| giw| hli| awq| ana| gum| tmy| cml| dkw| adz|