Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow Mulliner Park Ward Two-Door Saloon

The Mulliner Park Ward two-door was not a shortened Silver Shadow but a separately designed, hand-built body, with pillarless coachwork and longer doors. Only 571 were made between 1966 and 1971, and 369 of those were right-hand drive, which makes this 1969 car one of the rarer post-war Rolls-Royces.

This example is right-hand drive and has the 6.75-litre V8 with automatic transmission. It has been fitted with a Classic Fuel Injection electronic system, which is said to leave the engine bay looking original while improving starting and running. The car also has a modern audio system.

The listing says nearly £90,000 has been spent on maintenance since 2010. The work was done by specialists including Jack Barclay, Ghost Motor Works, P&A Wood, Shadow Services, Sargeants of Goudhurst and DEW Car Services. The history file records servicing, work on the hydraulic system and suspension, and preventative care. The interior has walnut veneer and Connolly leather. The page gives no mileage or registration.