1973 Excalibur Series II Phaeton OVERVIEW Engine: Chevrolet 454 cu. in. V8 Transmission: Automatic Chassis: Corvette-Derived Frame and Drivetrain Body: Fiberglass with Classic Roadster Styling Condition: Excellent — Well-Maintained and Road-Ready Title: Clean, Registered to Current Owner DESCRIPTION The 1973 Excalibur Series II Phaeton was a limited-production luxury automobile hand-built by the Excalibur Automobile Corporation between 1970 and 1974. Designed by Brooks Stevens, it combined 1930s Mercedes SSK–inspired styling with the power and reliability of contemporary Chevrolet Corvette engineering.

This particular example is powered by a 454ci V8 paired with an automatic transmission and Corvette-based chassis — delivering strong, effortless performance. It features a fiberglass body, luxurious leather interior, and classic details such as chrome wire wheels, dual side-mounted spares, and dual exhaust. FEATURES & DETAILS Chevrolet 454 V8 Engine — powerful and dependable Automatic Transmission Fiberglass Body with Chrome Trim Dual Front Fender–Mounted Spare Tires Chrome Wire Wheels Dual Exhaust Luxury Leather Interior Distinct 1930s Retro Styling