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SOCC to showcase rare 1934 Rolls-Royce at ATM 2025

SOCC to showcase rare 1934 Rolls-Royce at ATM 2025

Sharjah 2424-04-2025
Produced in limited numbers between 1929 and 1936, the model stands as a symbol of refined engineering and luxury design. The featured vehicle, bearing the plate "Classic Sharjah 1000", is powered by a 7.7-litre six-cylinder engine and equipped with rear-wheel drive and a four-speed manual transmission. Its coachwork, crafted by a leading British manufacturer of the era, reflects the meticulous detail and elegance that define this automotive masterpiece.
Affirming Sharjah's status within regional and international classic car circles
Commenting on the participation, Dr. Mohamed Bin Butti Al Hajeri, Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Sharjah Old Cars Club, said: 'Our participation in ATM 2025 aligns with the club's strategy to strengthen its presence at key regional and international exhibitions. It serves as a distinguished platform through which we can represent classic car owners from the UAE and the wider region, while also drawing attention to the considerable efforts dedicated to safeguarding this unique strand of mechanical heritage. Our participation underscores Sharjah's role as a leading cultural destination, where the legacy of classic motoring is preserved and honoured as an integral part of the emirate's historical narrative.'
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