Rolls Royce - Rolls Royce Phantom 4 ( IV )
For the Rolls Royce Phantom 4, introduced in 1950, Rolls Royce policy was only to sell this model to Royal families or Heads of State. The Phantom 4 consisted of a straight 8 engine of 5675cc, basically a Wraith engine stretched with an additional 2 cylinders, while also using the same inlet over exhaust Ricardo cylinder head. The chassis was also a Silver Wraith type, but strengthened and elongated by 6 inches to allow for more formal and comfortable coachwork, manufactured either by Hooper or H.J. Mulliner.
Tyre size was originally 700x17. Since there is nothing of quality manufactured in 17" tyre size, our Blockley 6.50x17" tyre (as fitted to the Wraith) would be the suitable quality alternative.
