1924 Rolls Royce Silve Ghost on CARNAMA

Video Title :	1924 Rolls Royce Silve Ghost on CARNAMA
Description :	This 1924 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost is the very car that Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, the Founder of Pakistan, rode in along with Lord Mountbatton to sign the Pakistan Resolution on Aug 14th, 1947. The segment is taken from a TV show called "Carnama" directed by Agha Abbas. If you like this video, PLEASE SUBSCRIBE to SSINNERMAN! Plenty more including short films coming soon... PLEASE RATE THIS VIDEO!
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Keywords, Tags :	1924 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost Quaid classic Jinnah Pakistan 14 august Agha Abbas karim chapra urdu vintage car director
Video Length :	5 : 19

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My dear Quaid may your soul rest in peace. But how can it rest in peace when lawlessness and outlaws ruling Pakistan is now a trend for 61yrs. A common man trying to abide by law is not being given any legal protection the right to live. Tax looting culture is being encouraged for the rich outlaw class. When Munafiqeen are being replaced by one another to take over as Rulers of Pakistan creating political instability. When the sayings of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) you are just treated as joke.

I've heard that these cars could be started by priming the carburetor, turning the engine backwards slightly until resistance is felt then turning the buzz coils on. I believe the same thing could be done to an old Briggs Stratton "A" running on a buzz coil, but my engine is long gone and I haven't been able to try it, not having one at the time anyway.

wait this is a bosnian dude wow im bosnian i can tel

The gentleman is personaly known to me... he is anyhting but a Bosnian. I'm sorry. His name is karim Chapra and belongs to a memon family.

This car belongs to my uncle karim chhapra who restored this car in 1 in a half year to its orgnal condition .

Thank you bro. Appreciate it. :-)

beautiful

Well done, Beautiful Rolls Royce

thanks alot man..

Its BUddha BAr called Sajna but let me warn you, there are many with that name around so just ask the music store guy to play it for you, just to be sure.