Brichet Rolls-Royce

[Boybentley]

#GMJ26, according to Fasal's book on the Rolls Royce 20, it was originally a Weymann saloon by Brichet, delivered to E. Lindenmeyer / CH

[TommyK]

Ad 1925. The lower car looks like a Rolls-Royce (?)

[Phantom3]

Ad 1925. The lower car looks like a Rolls-Royce (?)

I am told by the English RR expert Tom Clarke that the lower car in this ad. is a pre-193 RR Silver Ghost. A photo of the car appears in the recent book on Swiss coachbuilders (page 34). We do not know what the chassis number is.

[TommyK]

Thank you !

[TommyK]

Brichet Rolls-Royce Golfers Roadster, c.1929

[Phantom3]

Brichet Rolls-Royce Golfers Roadster, c.1929

If this is the first body on the chassis it is probably chassis 119WR, which was described as a tourer in the RR records. Rebodied in 1932 as a Windovers sedanca de ville.

[TommyK]

Brichet Rolls-Royce Golfers Roadster, c.1929

If this is the first body on the chassis it is probably chassis 119WR, which was described as a tourer in the RR records. Rebodied in 1932 as a Windovers sedanca de ville.

Thank you !

[TommyK]

Ad 1925. The lower car looks like a Rolls-Royce (?)

I am told by the English RR expert Tom Clarke that the lower car in this ad. is a pre-193 RR Silver Ghost. A photo of the car appears in the recent book on Swiss coachbuilders (page 34). We do not know what the chassis number is.

a bit bigger

[Carrossier]

Rolls-Royce 20hp by Brichet 1928

[Henry]

Brichet Rolls-Royce Golfers Roadster, c.1929

If this is the first body on the chassis it is probably chassis 119WR, which was described as a tourer in the RR records. Rebodied in 1932 as a Windovers sedanca de ville.

Does the sdv survive? BTW - there was an XJ chassis PII also by Brichet that had multiple bodies later on, currently a tourer in Germany. Do you recall the CN?