Description
LIMITED EDITION - NO 44 of 71 (only 23 Right hand drives were produced)
Information below from Rolls Royce article on this fantastic car -
The Rolls-Royce Mulliner Spur is a limited edition of the Rolls-Royce Silver Spur II, brought to higher standards of excellence by Mulliner Park Ward.
- The original intention was to build only 25 of these cars, but they proved so popular that production was extended.
- The car is also called a Silver Spur Mulliner Park Ward.
All cars are finished in Bordeaux red.
- No everflex roof.
- Bumpers and headlamp surrounds were colour-coded.
- Stainless steel body trim, running the entire length of the body sills and continuing around both wheelarches and along the lower portions of the rear wings.
- Twin magnolia coachlines.
- Polished stainless steel bumper inserts.
- Chromium-plated badge bar mounted on the front bumper.
- A unique badge on the boot lid proclaiming the car's coachbuilding pedigree.
- Specially selected American burr walnut veneers. Waistrails complemented by silver inlays and R-R monograms.
- Built-in and illuminated refrigerator housed between the rear seat squabs, suitable to hold two one-litre bottles.
- Two cocktail cabinets below the two picnic tables, made from American black walnut. The cabinets contain two crystal tumblers and a pair of crystal decanters, each with distinctive silver screw tops and MPW monogram.
- The driver's central armrest contains a coin rack and trinket box, whilst the passenger's armrest houses a Motorola cellular telephone.
- The rear lower armrest contains a silver pencil and a R-R monogrammed leather-covered notebook, and space for a separate telephone and its connection.
- The left-hand picnic table houses writing materials, whilst that on the right-hand contains a smoker's companion comprising humidor, cedar-lined cigar compartment and Dunhill silver-plated cigar cutter.
- In addition to the roof-mounted lamps, chromium-plated swivelling reading lamps are mounted.
- Within the glovebox lies a driver's handbook contained in a magnolia hide wallet, and on the inside of the glovebox lid a silver commemorative plaque records the car's serial number.
- The car's sound entertainment system is powered by two 100-watt amplifiers located in the boot, a ten-speaker system featuring a compact disc player with a six-disc stacking facility, as well as stereo cassette unit and radio.