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£17,732 (Est: £20,000 - £30,000)

1969 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow Convertible by Mulliner Park Ward

United Kingdom • 7 Mar 2026 • Lot 166

Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This 1969 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow Convertible, a rare Mulliner Park Ward edition, features recent re-trimming in blue leather and good condition 'Porcelain White' paint. Imported earlier this year, it comes with full records and heritage certificates, presenting a unique opportunity despite limited recent paperwork.

Condition

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The car description mentions that the 'Porcelain White' paintwork is in good order and the interior has been re-trimmed with good quality blue leather. The wheels and tyres are in good condition. The chrome bumpers and trim are also in very good condition. However, it also mentions that at some stage the car has undergone some restoration, indicating it was not in perfect condition originally and that minor reconditioning was required.

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Transmission:

Automatic

Chassis No:

DRX6938

Odometer:

54,313 miles

Reg Number:

CBY 593G

RHD/LHD:

[RHD/LHD]

Year: 1969 Make: Rolls-Royce Model: Silver Shadow Convertible by Mulliner Park Ward Registration: CBY 593G Chassis No: DRX6938 Engine No: E34465CC Odometer: 54,313 The origins of this coach builder in particular originally came from Park Ward of Willesden in London, a Rolls-Royce subsidiary since the 1930s and H.J.

Mulliner & Co.

of Chiswick.

In fact, Mulliner Park Ward continues to operate as a division of Bentley Motors to this day.

This rare & unusual example of two-door luxury was produced for just four years between 1967 and 1971 before it was renamed the Corniche which was, in fact, a later model.

Hand-built in London, just 505 examples were produced featuring a complex hydraulic, self-levelling suspension and naturally high-quality craftsmanship, something that Rolls-Royce has always been well known for.

Power, initially, came through a 6.25 litre, V8 engine to a three-speed automatic gearbox with disc-brakes all round.

So desirable, if fact, were these that they were oft...