The Silver Wraith was the star vehicle of the forties and fifties, a post-war model which retained all the pre-war elegance but boasted a much higher level of comfort and reliability. This model once belonged to Lord Patrick Charles Hillingdon, who kept it at his mansion “The Tod House” in Seal, near Sevenoaks.

It was custom-built by the prestigious coachbuilders Freestone & Webb, and features walnut tables, a built-in bar, Connolly leather upholstery, and two large Lucas P-100 headlights.

Comfort, elegance and distinction.