meeting place of Charles Stewart Rolls and Frederick Henry Royce. The Centenary Phantom can be distinguished from the standard car by several key features. All of the cars' "RR" emblems are red instead of black. This is reminiscent of the original Rolls-Royce cars that bore red badges for the first twenty-five years of the company until it was later changed due to customer requests. Each car is painted in a special "Dark Curzon" colour used only for the thirty-five Centenary cars and the 100 EX prototype, which was also debuted for the company's centenary celebration. Exterior Solid sterling silver "Spirit of Ecstasy" bonnet ornament. Red "RR" badges throughout the car's exterior, instead of the standard black badges. The coach lines are red and match the red hand painted rings around the wheel caps. The car is painted in "Dark Curzon", which is exclusive to the thirty-five cars. Wheel caps are painted in "Dark Curzon" to match the body. Interior The instrumentation has a special anodised finish. Tread-plates with "C.S. Rolls & F.H. Royce 4 May 2004" Special chassis plate on the cars B-post The interior leather is in "Dark Curzon" to match the car's exterior. The glove box, when opened, has the car's number out of thirty-five. The interior woodwork is made of a Figured Mahogany veneer with a distinctive silver inlay. Naples Winter Wine Festival car (2005) It is a version of the Rolls-Royce Phantom built for the Naples Winter Wine Festival in Florida. It included a burgundy colour body, deep moccasin colour leather upholstery, cashmere headliner, cross-banded figured mahogany wood surfaces, sterling silver inlay on each of the mahogany-veneered door cappings, mini wine cellar at the floor of the boot, and a cigar humidor in the glove compartment. The vehicle was unveiled at the 2005 Naples' Winter Wine Festival. It was sold at a charity auction in the US for $800,000. 80th Anniversary Edition (2005) This was a limited run (25 units) of the Rolls-Royce Phantom commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Phantom name. It included a choice of 2 body colours (black, black and silver), silver hand-painted coach line, 21-inch aluminium wheels, black and seashell leather upholstery with contrast leather piping, wine cooler below the rear seat, DVD system, cross-banded burr walnut veneer at picnic tables, and Conway Stewart pen set (Duro style fountain pen, ballpoint and propelling pencil) fitted inside the glove box. The vehicle was