Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud I Convertible Adaptation

This 1957 Silver Cloud I started life as a factory saloon and was converted to an open car in the late 1990s for a Channel Islands resident. The work was done by Wildae Restorations, a firm known for coachwork conversions of this kind, and a file of bills and photographs documents the process as well as the car's earlier history.

The car is finished in Tudor red over tobacco leather piped in red, with figured burr walnut throughout, including the rear picnic tables. The beige mohair hood is power operated. The restoration has won prizes at a number of shows, and the engine bay is described as being in as-new condition.

The current owner has had it for about ten years and kept it in a heated garage for summer use. It is registered in Denmark and comes with Danish paperwork and its old UK V5C. It is currently in Odense, about 80 miles west of Copenhagen. The page gives the price in euros (€175,000) and does not state a mileage.