Rolls-Royce: werkplaatshandboeken

Reborn - An Owner's Workshop Guide for the 25/30 Rolls-Royce

Similar in format to 'Survivor', this book is a Workshop Guide for the Rolls-Royce 25/30 model. It covers the gestation of this fine car, as well as the history of the Barker bodied Sports Saloon that the book is based on.
Plus practical advice regarding repair, maintenance and servicing together with over 100 practical photographs and drawings.

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Instructions for the Care of Rolls-Royce Cars - 40-50 H.P. Six Cylinders (Reprint from 1920)

Officieel fabrieks-werkplaatshandboek (herdruk) voor onderhoud en reparatie van de Rolls-Royce 40-50 HP Silver Ghost modellen.

Uitvoeringen: Series 1100-1600.

Dit is hetzelfde technische handboek als destijds in de werkplaats van de Rolls-Royce dealer werd gebruikt. Herdruk van de editie van 1920, die een herdruk van de editie van 1911 was.

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Survivor - An owner's Workshop Guide for the 20 HP & 20/25 Rolls-Royce

This is a Workshop Guide for the small chassis Rolls-Royce. The book is intended to help the average 20 HP or 20/25 owner gain a deeper understanding of the car. It includes 100 workshop photographs & illustrations, designed to help the owner maintain their own car in first class mechanical condition.
Included is data and servicing information, updated to take advantage of the availability of modern high tech oils and materials. Plus many 'Useful Contacts' and sources of supply.

At the same time, the book is also the fascinating story of an early Rolls-Royce 20/25 Thrupp & Maberly tourer. It chronicles the Derby birth, the social history, the mechanical puzzles and the solutions found, in bringing this 1929 20/25 back to top class condition.
"The quality will remain, long after the price is forgotten", Henry Royce once sagely observed. How right he was.

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Handbook for the 25-30 HP Rolls-Royce Car (1936-1938)

The Rolls-Royce 25/30 was offered between 1936 and 1938 and succeeded the 20-25hp. It was intended to appeal to owner drivers and was one of the smaller and more popular cars of the manufacturer. A total number of 1.201 was built in the Derby plant.

This handbook is a reprint of the original from 1938 and contains very useful information about the use, the maintenance and the restoration of these unique cars.

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