1958 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud I Countryman Saloon

The Silver Cloud was the zenith of prestige and luxury, carrying on the Rolls-Royce names from 1955 - 1965. The elegant body, designed by John Blatchley, masked a 4.9-liter inline 6-cylinder engine from the pre-WWII Silver Wraith, four-wheel drum brakes, and Rolls-Royce's last separate body/chassis. 7,248 units were produced during the production run built side-by-side with its sister Bentley S-Series.

This car was on the stand at the April 1958 New York Auto Show and used for one year as a show car by Rolls-Royce. It was fitted with a Harold Radford Countryman conversion including fold down rear seats that form beds, a picnic table, and special items used for camping.