Solved - NEH 2990: Heuliez Rolls-Royce Cloudesque for the Sultan of Brunei

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Carnut

What's this, by whom, for whom and from approximately when - for 1 point:

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wondercars

Rolls Royce Phantom VI 1977-1978 made by Mulliner Park Ward, a present from the British Motor Industry for Queen Elisabeth II for her Silver Jubilee.
Is it the one?

Carnut

Quote from: wondercars on September 20, 2013, 05:28:59 PM
Rolls Royce Phantom VI 1977-1978 made by Mulliner Park Ward, a present from the British Motor Industry for Queen Elisabeth II for her Silver Jubilee.
Is it the one?

Welcome to AutoPuzzles, wondercars.
No, I'm afraid this is not that car.
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Carnut

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Bill Murray

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It is, I believe, a 1995 Phantom VI by perhaps Mulliner-Park Ward for the Sultan of Brunei, one of the worlds most avid car collectors with over 5,000 cars in his collection.

Edit:  Sorry, it is by Bertone, one of two, and it was called Cloudesque, just found my notes.
Cheers
Bill

Carnut

Quote from: Bill Murray on September 25, 2013, 06:08:13 AM
It is, I believe, a 1995 Phantom VI by perhaps Mulliner-Park Ward for the Sultan of Brunei, one of the worlds most avid car collectors with over 5,000 cars in his collection.

Edit:  Sorry, it is by Bertone, one of two, and it was called Cloudesque, just found my notes.

Mostly correct but that's not the coachbuilder I have!
Locvked for you to check again.
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Bill Murray

OK, Never, Never trust the Internet.

The same website dealing with such subjects list two coachbuilders for the same series of photos of this car in different articles
Now, I will say Heuliez of France who apparently built two of them.
Cheers
Bill

Carnut

Quote from: Bill Murray on September 25, 2013, 06:49:58 AM
OK, Never, Never trust the Internet.

The same website dealing with such subjects list two coachbuilders for the same series of photos of this car in different articles
Now, I will say Heuliez of France who apparently built two of them.

That's better!
I'm not sure Bertone would put their name to one of these, although I suppose if someone is willing to pay enough...!
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