Rolls-Royce 10HP Cabriolet 1904

Specifications Rolls-Royce 10HP Cabriolet 1904 blueprint

Ah, the luxurious Rolls-Royce 10HP Cabriolet - no finer example of the Edwardian era of elegance and refinement exists. Prospective buyers may be taken aback by its grandeur, but upon closer examination its beauty and distinction are abundantly clear. The cabriolet model is one of the few from Rolls-Royce that was constructed with a wooden-framed body, showing its unique style. Its hand-polished petrol-driven engine is perhaps its most impressive feature, capable of providing up to 10 horsepower to move its two occupants along with ease and comfort. Its vintage dashboard is adorned with opulent yet practical fixtures, such as an oil pressure gauge, an ammeter, and a speedometer. From the exterior, its classic proportions and sweeping lines are typical of Edwardian carriages. The understated bronze green coachwork exhibits a trace of ornamental finishes on the cabriolet roof and the hubcaps on its 34-inch wheels, providing the perfect chic touch. The spacious cabin is well appointed with a leathery interior, such as a mantle of black rolled leather door trim, black leather upholstery, and brass buttons along the front seat. To top off this charismatic Rolls-Royce, it also includes a range of additional accessories, such as a rear-mounted luggage rack, side-mounted steps for easy entry and exit, and in some cases, even a speaking tube to communicate with the chauffeur. In the hands of a connoisseur, the Rolls-Royce 10HP Cabriolet of 1904 will be an unsurpassed statement of grandeur and sophistication.