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Late Arrivals in Australia<br />

1928 Phantom I 43CL Thrupp &<br />

Maberly limousine in 2002 after<br />

some years as a cut-down tourer<br />

remodified into a saloon.<br />

1929 Phantom II 56WJ Thrupp &<br />

Maberly landaulette photographed<br />

in the early 1950s before the landaulette<br />

section was replaced with<br />

a temporary cover. (Courtesy of<br />

David Manson)<br />

<strong>Supplement</strong> March 2010 - Rolls-<strong>Royce</strong> and Bentley in the Sunburnt Country<br />

Chapter 6<br />

43CL p.331-2. Owned 1928-1944 by Malcolm Charles<br />

Barcley Harvey, M.P., London, later as <strong>Sir</strong> Barcley Harvey,<br />

Governor of S.A. 1939-1944; Duncan ownership was 1944-<br />

50; Hopkins was 1955-59; Bruce Cooper, N.S.W., 1959-<br />

2002; Russell Holden, N.S.W., 2002, with the original body<br />

modified into a saloon years previously. Alby Frost connection<br />

now unattributed. Car being broken up 2005<br />

Page 333: Before GAU72 insert new car: GAU41 eng. J3B<br />

off test June 1932 Freestone & Webb saloon, previously<br />

H. J. Mulliner, to Australia in 1958; Dr. Edmund Graham,<br />

N.S.W., 1970s and at 1999 reg’d NSW-RR-984.<br />

GWX79 p.333. ‘Ormes’ might actually be ‘Grimes Parking<br />

Stations’.<br />

GPG63 p.334. This car is confirmed as a 4dr 4-light saloon<br />

with division. 1946 reg’n in Victoria also confirmed. Now<br />

owned by Bruce Moran, the first owner’s son.<br />

56WJ p.334. Add extra picture sources ‘RREC Bulletin no.<br />

194 p.12, Praeclarum Feb. 1998 p.3091 far right’.<br />

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