One of the rarest Triple Black examples, 14,000 miles. Few automobiles capture the essence of bespoke luxury and classic-inspired design like the Excalibur Series IV Phantom convertible. Conceived by legendary industrial designer Brooks Stevens—whose career spanned more than 60 years and included iconic work for Studebaker—this hand-built neo-classic was the product of his vision and craftsmanship, realized alongside his two sons through the Excalibur Automobile Corporation of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. This particular example is exceptionally rare, finished in Triple Black—paint, interior, and top—a configuration believed to have been produced in only two or three cars. Showing just 14,000 miles from new, it remains in excellent original condition, a true testament to careful ownership and preservation. It features both a removable hardtop and a folding convertible top, enhancing its versatility and presence. Under the hood is its original 305-cubic-inch V8, mated to a four-speed automatic overdrive transmission, delivering smooth and reliable performance in keeping with the Excalibur name. The combination of ultra-low mileage, rare color specification, and meticulous care makes this Phantom convertible one of the most desirable surviving examples of its kind—a standout piece for any discerning collector seeking a distinctive, limited-production classic with enduring appeal.
