Although there's no engine or gearbox in the 2.5-metre-long model of FAB1, it comes with working headlamps, proper steering, opening doors and even leather seats. There's also a perspex roof, which opens to allow the puppeteers above to waggle the strings and make Parker and Lady P move!
Memorabilia experts are excited by the unique sale. Ted Owen, from London-based entertainment auction specialist Cooper Owen, described it as an amazing chance for fans to own the famous car. "Lady Penelope's pink Rolls-Royce is familiar to generations," he said. "We expect it will attract a lot of bids from fans and collectors alike." The auction started on 12 July and lasts for 10 days. Although a reserve price has been set, it remains confidential between the seller and the website until it has been met.
The online auction does mean one thing, though - Parker will be down the Job Centre searching for a new chauffeuring role!
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