This specific Silver Cloud III is particularly rare. It looks rather different from the regular Silver Cloud IIIs because it’s a Fixed Coupe coach built by none other than H.J. Mulliner Park Ward. This can be quickly identified by the headlights. On a normal Silver Cloud III, the headlights are perfectly horizontal to one another. However, on a Mulliner Park Ward Silver Cloud III, the headlights are slanted. Slanted headlights were a very popular design element on many Italian built cars from the same period. Out of the 2,044 Silver Cloud IIIs built, approximately 100 of them were coach built by Mulliner Park Ward.

This model is finished in white paint with burgundy pinstriping along the body from bumper to bumper on both sides. There are two fog lights attached to the front bumper. While the vehicle looks excellent, the paint is not as flawless as it appears to be. There are a few chips in the paint around and directly on the driver's door, as well as a very large scuff line. The paint is cracking between the top of the door trim and the roof of the car, and there are cracks at the driver's side rear fender. The fuel door has numerous tiny scratches. There is a sizable chip at the left corner of the trunk line. There is some minor surface corrosion beneath the passenger side of the rear bumper, as well as a scratch just above the rear bumper on the passenger side rear fender. The door sills look particularly clean, and the trunk looks extremely tidy for a car rapidly approaching its 60th birthday.

The interior of this Silver Cloud III is black on black. The black leather seats up front show signs of creasing, but nothing more extreme than what would occur from regular use. The carpets up front could use a little bit of rehab, but no major refurbishing looks necessary. The rear bench appears to be in excellent condition, but the leather on each of the door panels have seen better days. The leather dash pad has a handful of scuff marks up above the gauge cluster, and the passenger footwell looks a bit of a mess. All in all this interior looks excellent, but a bit of extra love would really do wonders.

Simply put, this is a very cool car. White isn’t for everyone, but if the color is up your alley there are few reasons to pass on this car. Anything approaching 60 years of age is going to need some touching up, but the fact is this: this car is one of one hundred built. The Mulliner name is still extremely relevant in the luxury automobile space and this car is a testament to that quality and a shining piece of a rich history of building custom vehicles. This is a must own for any luxury car fans who understand how wonderful the vocation of coach building is.