This “Twenty” is an authentic Tourer and was sent by Rolls Royce from Bombay to Delhi as a demonstration car in 1925. It was sold to His Highness the Maharajah of Jammu & Kashmir, then in 1932 to an English journalist from Peshawar, Mrs. Wheeler, then in 1936 to Maharajah A.B. Dusbash, then in 1964 to Mr. Simon Mackay in Madras, and imported to England in 1970 by Mr. Edward Stradling. Since 1985, it has been in Europe. It was restored in its original colors, Parsons Mid Mauve and Parsons Oxford Grey, with an interior in antique leather no. 150. The body, engine, axle, and gearbox are original. The windshield is split, ocean liner style, it has louvers in the hood (rare), and an aluminum dashboard (unique as a factory option). It has a copy of the handwritten Rolls Royce "build sheet." The car is registered in Luxembourg, has a FIVA Pass, the Kashmir crest, and the Indian registration plate.