1963 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III

The Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud was manufactured between 1955 and 1965 and was the last Rolls Royce to be built on a separate chassis. When new these cars set new standards and many remain in daily use today with owners worldwide because they are still so comfortable and responsive. In the UK they still feel at home weaving through London traffic, country lanes or touring the highlands.

Our 1963 Silver Cloud III was first owned by News of the Word Newspapers as a Director’s car at the time of the Profumo scandal and witnessed several key events of the 1960’s until the car was sold in 1968.

We first acquired her in 2002 and sold her in 2009. Then she was un-expectedly offered for sale again in May 2018 and we were happy to welcome her back to the fleet.

Finished in Masons black over Astral Blue metallic, the two tone paintwork suits this Silver Cloud car so well.

The leather trim of any Rolls-Royce is special and the grey leather hyde interior with its
maturing smell of this original car is wonderful. We have renewed the head lining and re-trimmed leather where necessary. Woodwork has been fully restored in appropriate areas.

It was said of the Silver Cloud that its engine was “silent” at 60 mph and this is true when idling and cruising in this car. When power is required, the engine responds sounding like a distant electric motor. Wind noise is minimal. So, the magic carpet quiet ride in this Silver Cloud will in every sense, take you to “another place”.