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		by a group of owners dedicated to the preservation of pre-1940 
		Rolls-Royce motor cars, which they were concerned were in danger of 
		being lost. The name of the Club was taken from the cars which these 
		founders owned, the legendary 40/50 HP Silver Ghost and its smaller 
		counterpart, the 20 HP model.
		
		The Club activities still revolve around the early cars such as Silver 
		Ghosts, 20 hp and the New Phantom, (subsequently becoming known as the 
		Phantom I), as well as models such as the 20/25 HP, 25/30 HP, Wraith and 
		Phantom II and III, as elegibility for membership extends to owners of 
		all pre-1940 Rolls-Royce motor cars. No Bentleys or post-war 
		Rolls-Royces are admitted and consequently the Club has its own unique 
		flavour, which can perhaps be best appreciated on our various tours when 
		a wonderful selection of coachbuilt cars dating from the earliest days 
		of Rolls-Royce motor cars can be seen.
		
		With a membership which is now drawn from many countries, the Club 
		consists of people who enjoy driving and sharing enthusiasm for the 
		earlier models of 'The Best Car in the World'.
