Park Ward Landaulette
Formal Landaulette coachwork by Park Ward of London, with a folding rear roof section for open-air state occasions.

Formal Landaulette coachwork by Park Ward of London, with a folding rear roof section for open-air state occasions.
Delivered new to the Governor of Northern Rhodesia in 1957 and used as transportation for the Queen Mother during her tour.
A dashboard-activated crown light on the roof signifies the presence of the royal family, with flag mounts ahead of the fender-mounted mirrors.
A 4.9-liter F-head inline-six with twin SU carburetors, backed by a four-speed Hydra-Matic automatic transmission.
A chauffeur's cabin reupholstered in beige leather over color-coordinated wool carpets, with a glass partition to the driver.
Burl wood dashboard and door panels, a central wood cabinet housing a cocktail set, and an Alpine cassette stereo.
A pair of folding jump seats supplement the height-adjustable rear bench for formal passenger duty.
Both front and rear air conditioning keep the entire cabin comfortable.
Order specifications, historical correspondence, service records, spare parts, a car cover and a clean title accompany the car.
Few motorcars can claim a genuine chapter in royal history—this one lived it. Commissioned by the Governor of Northern Rhodesia and pressed into service for the Queen Mother's 1957 tour, this Silver Wraith carried Her Majesty on official duty, its roof-mounted crown light glowing to announce the royal presence. The full story is in the film alongside—and the car is offered with its order specifications, historical correspondence and photographs, service records, spare parts, a car cover and a clean title.
Viewing is by appointment in Miami, Florida. Proof of funds may be requested before a demonstration. Independent pre-purchase inspections are welcome.