Mulliner Saloon on ebay?

[Colin Morgan]

This has just appeared on ebay.  It doesn't seem to be on the main Chassis Register:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/335318293898



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It looks a lot more like a standard factory saloon than I would expect - for example, the 1929 Mulliner fabric saloons have a wooden dash.

(I have no connection with the vendor - usual disclaimers.)

[Howard Wright]

That looks just like my RK.

Just what difference’s would there be for it to be a Mulliner?

Howard

[austin]

The title & description actually say it's a "Milliner" saloon. Do you think they mean a top hat saloon?

[Mike Costigan]

A nice honest standard late RK factory saloon; the Mulliner was totally different - fabric panelling, rear-hinged doors and a generally different shape.

   

[Colin Morgan]

Looks like it was sold by South Norfolk Classics some time in the fairly recent past, but cannot find their written description.

   

[Steve kay]

"The title & description actually say it's a "Milliner" saloon. Do you think they mean a top hat saloon?"
Beat me to it!

[Colin Morgan]

This later Mulliner aluminium saloon has the rear-hinged doors:

   

[Colin Bromley]

The doors are hinged at the wrong end to be a Top Hat, it looks RK is to me, but I am no expert, especially on Sevens that new, it has enormous brakes!

[Colin Morgan]

Hi Colin - I think this is a valid point on the 'Where to Start' thread? - Colin

[Tony Press]

"The title & description actually say it's a "Milliner" saloon. Do you think they mean a top hat saloon?"
Beat me to it!

A hair raising description- I'll get me hat