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If you have seen a toy, diecast replica, or sale listing referencing a \"1936/1937 Park Ward Baby Rolls\", it is usually a mislabeled vintage scale model (like those made by Danbury Mint) or a mix-up of two distinct vintage cars fitted with bodywork by the same iconic coach Builder. Where \"Park Ward\" Fits In
Park Ward was not a model of car—it was an elite British custom coachbuilder.
In pre-WWII automotive production, Rolls-Royce built only the rolling chassis (engine, frame, wheels, and mechanics). Buyers then hired an independent coachbuilder like Park Ward, H.J. Mulliner, or Hooper to hand-craft a custom body on top of that chassis.
