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Rolls-Royce parade at Windsor Castle 16 April 2011 > 16755 238
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16755 238 This wheel hum may not rotate to keep the makers name upright but it is silver plated. Rotating wheel hubs are simply a modern gimmick - back in 1907 they knew what was important. 1907 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost was the oldest car at a parade of 102 Rolls-Royce and Bentley motor cars at Windsor Castle 16 April 2011 to celebrate HRH The Duke of Edinburgh’s 90th birthday. The car is owned by Bentley and was re-built by brothers Paul and Andrew Wood at their workshop in Essex.
16755 238 This wheel hum may not rotate to keep the makers name upright but it is silver plated. Rotating wheel hubs are simply a modern gimmick - back in 1907 they knew what was important. 1907 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost was the oldest car at a parade of 102 Rolls-Royce and Bentley motor cars at Windsor Castle 16 April 2011 to celebrate HRH The Duke of Edinburgh’s 90th birthday. The car is owned by Bentley and was re-built by brothers Paul and Andrew Wood at their workshop in Essex.
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This wheel hum may not rotate to keep the makers

name upright but it is silver plated. Rotating wheel hubs are simply a modern gimmick - back in 1907 they knew what was important.

1907 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost was the oldest car at a parade of 102 Rolls-Royce and Bentley motor cars at Windsor Castle 16 April 2011 to celebrate HRH The Duke of Edinburgh’s 90th birthday. The car is owned by Bentley and was re-built by brothers Paul and Andrew Wood at their workshop in Essex.