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  Now that's horse power! 1927 Rolls Royce owned by legendary Hollywood cowboy Tom
  Mix set to fetch £130k at auction
  
  
  Stunning vintage car was later owned by Warner Brothers
  
  It appeared in films such as Inside Daisy Clover and The F.B.I.
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  Will go under the hammer at Blenheim Palace
  this Saturday
  
  By Daniel Miller
  
  Published: 18:32 GMT, 12 July 2012 | Updated: 02:
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  A car which belonged to one of the biggest names in the history of Hollywood cowboy films is set to fetch more than £130,000
  when it goes under the hammer in a UK auction.
  
  With its impressive Hollywood history and a whopping a 7.7L engine,
  the incredible Rolls Royce Phantom I Playboy Roadster is expected to
  cause a stampede of interest from film buffs around the world.
  
  
  Auctioneers estimate the hammer will fall in excess of £120,000 for the 1927 model once owned by Tom Mix,
  one of Hollywood's finest stars during the 1920's.
  
  
  
  Star car: This stunning Rolls Royce Phantom I Playboy Roadster,
  which belonged to silent movie cowboy Tom Mix,
  is expected to sell for £130,000 at auction
  
  Cowboy Tom was the biggest names of the
  Hollywood silent film generation, appearing in a staggering
  291 films between Between 1909 and 1935.
  
  
  
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  He bought the car in 1933 and  spruced it up with the latest features
  to ensure that it was special enough to be driven by a
  star such as himself.
  
  
  Former owner: Actor Tom Mix appeared in a staggering 291 films
  between Between 1909 and 1935
  
  The headlights were lowered, the wings underwent a radical updating, a
  fog light was added and an ultra-modern radio was built into the dash.
  
  
  Despite being 85 years old, the beautiful motor still has
  a top speed of 90mph enough to send any bidder sailing happily into the sunset.
  
  
  
  The lot is due to go under the hammer at Coys specialist motor auction this Saturday at Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire,
  and has been drawing lots of attention from film fans with enough
  cash to splash.
  
  Potential bidders have also been impressed by the chance to own a car with such a dazzling Hollywood history outside of the US.
  
  
  Tom was fatally injured in a car crash with his other
  classic car, a Cord L29 in 1940 but this was not the end of the
  Rolls' big screen roles.
  
  Warner Brothers snapped up the car after Tom's death and
  it spent the next three decades making appearances in some
  of their classic films.
  
  The Hollywood great Robert Redford got behind the wheel of the Rolls Royce in the
  1965 film Daisy Clover.
  
  Since then two collectors have carefully maintained
  the Phantom to the pristine condition that it's now being sold in.
  
  Coys' auctioneer, Chris Routledge said: 'The valuation on this
  car is about what we'd expect but because of the brilliant history that
  comes with it, the sky really is the limit for how much
  this car will sell for.
  
  
  
  Stampede: With its impressive Hollywood history and a 7.7L engine the vintage motor is drumming up a lot of attention from film buffs around the world
  
  
  
  The beautiful car will go under the hammer at Coys
  specialist motor auction this Saturday at Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire
  
  
  
  
  
  Horsepower: The Roller's massive 7.7L engine is in pristine condition
  
  
  
  At the wheel: The car was driven by Robert Redford in the 1965 film Daisy Clover
  
  
  
  Custom job: Film star Mix personalised the car by lowering the headlights and updating
  the wings. A fog light was added and an ultra-modern radio
  was built into the dash
  
  
  
  Film producers Warner Brothers snapped up the car after
  Tom's death and since then two collectors have carefully maintained the Phantom
  
  'It's the only car of this type in the world so we've had a lot of interest from Japan and America.
  
  
  'The only reason that we have this car is because it's coming from a deceased estate, otherwise it's unlikely that anything of this sort would
  ever come up for sale.
  
  'It's always fascinating in this line of work when a car
  like this comes up for sale.
  
  'It's very exciting especially because of it's California and Hollywood links.'
  
  
  THE TRAGIC DEATH OF HOLLYWOOD'S FIRST WESTERN MEGASTAR
  
  Thomas Edwin 'Tom' Mix  was Hollywood's first western megastar appearing in an incredible 291
  films between 1909 and 1935.
  
  A real-life cowboy, he worked as a ranch hand and was an excellent shot and and
  expert with a lasso.
  
  His first film The Cowboy Millionaire, was released
  on October 21, 1909 after which his popularity
  exploded. As his fame grew he was able to command hefty sums for
  his appearances.
  
  
  
  Screen cowboy: Tom Mix riding his horse in 1925 after he had become Hollywood's first
  western megastar
  
  Married five times, his style would go on to define the Hollywood western genre and influence
  future screen cowboy's such as Ronald Reagan and John Wayne.
  
  
  It was on the afternoon of October 12, 1940, that the 60-year-old Mix,
  was driving another of his cars, a 1937 Cord 812
  Phaeton,on Arizona State Route 79 near Florence.
  
  He had been visiting Pima County Sheriff Ed Nichols in Tucson but had stopped at a gambling and drinking den the
  Oracle Junction Inn,
  
  He was reportedly driving at around 80mph when he rolled the car into
  a gulley.
  
  On the package shelf behind him was an aluminum suitcase containing  a
  large amount of cash as well as traveller's cheques and jewels.
  
  
  
  It reportedly slammed into back of the head, shattering his skull and
  breaking his neck. He was killed instantly.
  
  There is a small memorial stone marking the site
  of his death and the nearby gully is named 'Tom Mix Wash'.
  
  
  Mix famously appears on the cover of the Beatles
  album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band designed by Peter Blake.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Tom Mix on the cover of the Beatles album Sgt. Pepper's
  Lonely Hearts Club Band designed by Peter Blake
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