Rolls-Royce Park Ward Limousine VIN. SCAZV19E9XCX80254, 1999
Rolls-Royce Park Ward
Rolls-Royce Park Ward•
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US$112,000 USD | Sold
- VIN. SCAZV19E9XCX80254
- 6,750cc OHV Aluminum V8 Engine
- Zytec Engine Management, Light Pressure Turbo
- 300bhp
- 3-Speed GM Turbo Hydramatic Automatic Transmission
- 4-Wheel Independent Suspension
- 4-Wheel Disc Brakes
- The final iteration of the Rolls Royce Silver Spur
- Just 16,688 miles from new
- Timeless luxury with hand-built Rolls-Royce prestige
- Retaining all of its appointments from new including cathode tv in rear
- THE CAR OFFERED
Factory records indicate this car, chassis CX80254, began life in the spring of 1998, as the first in a series of four final Park Wards produced. CX80254 was completed in the fall of 1998, destined for the USA market, specified in Black paint over Stratos Connolly hides with Springfield pattern seats (button-tufted upholstery as opposed to pleated) and contrasting Slate piping. As this Rolls-Royce is a long wheelbase with partition, the division cabinetry is an incredible piece of English craftsmanship. Veneered in a swath of exotic woods, the cabinet contains two jump seats allowing a six-person passenger capacity plus driver.
It additionally contains a period cathode Grundig television, Clarion VHS player and Alpine head unit. In the rear passenger compartment, there is also a panoramic moonroof with electrically operated shade as well as electric partition window – fittings which create an incredible space in which to travel. To commission a car like this today would undoubtedly be an eye-wateringly expensive proposition.
The Park Ward arrived through the Port of New Jersey and was quickly sold through Newport Beach Cars Inc. of Newport Beach, California. The car was used and enjoyed in California, clearly living a pampered life before most recently making its way to the east coast. Having logged only a scarcely believable 16,688 miles at the time of cataloging, which is believed to be true mileage, it is presented in excellent condition. The consignor reports it has undergone recent servicing and benefits from replacement of both batteries.
The availability of this proper coachbuilt Rolls-Royce presents an opportunity not to be missed and is attractively offered at no reserve. This is quite possibly the perfect accessory to a Rolex Day-Date and a Gulfstream V.
Cost
411,320 AED
