This vehicle was originally built for Regina Millhiser of New York City, niece of the Gimbel Department Store family from Philadelphia, PA and widow of Clarence Millhiser of Richmond, VA.
The one-off body was built by world renowned Coachbuilder Henry Binder of Paris. The car was used by The Franklin Mint for their Phantom I model. The interior wood in the rear compartment is French Walnut with applied Ostrich skin, inlaid ivory band and banded with silver.
This car has won an AACA Grand National and several class awards at major Concours events throughout the US.
Taken at the Hilton Head Island Concours d'Elegance & Motoring Festival.
You may purchase a print in our dElegance 2014 online gallery.
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