1964 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III Flying Spur

In 1962, Rolls-Royce introduced the Silver Cloud III series. Major differences from its predecessor Series II Silver Cloud included a lowered bonnet line and quad headlights, along with a 15% increase in power brought about by a higher compression ratio and larger SU carburetors. Most of these cars were bodied with factory-built steel bodies, but there were a few sent out to custom coachbuilders for special bodies. This example has a 'Flying Spur' body by Mulliner Park Ward. One of the only 31 left-drives built, this example was purchased from the family of the original French owner last year, in 2006, and it had been very well-preserved, undamaged, and very original. It had been upgraded by Vantage Motorsports to its present condition. It may be the lowest mileage example in existence, and will be used on a regular basis rather than being stored and displayed.