1964 Rolls Royce

- One of only 37 left-hand drive Continental Fixed Head Coupes built - Striking Pacific Green coachwork over Parchment Connolly Hide interior - Coachbuilt by Mulliner Park Ward - 6.2-litre V8 with GM-sourced 4-speed automatic transmission - Factory original LHD U.S.-spec car with documented build records - Delivered new via J.S. Inskip, New York, March 1964 - Long-term ownership in Florida; decades with single collector - Features include: electric windows, electric aerial, Sundym glass, radio, whitewall tires - Recent extensive recommissioning following static display - Beautifully presented with updated A/C, refreshed leather, wood, carpets, and headliner - A rare and elegant coachbuilt Rolls-Royce – ideal for collectors and connoisseurs Our 1964 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III Continental Fixed Head Coupe is a truly rare and elegant example of one of the most refined grand tourers of the era—one of just 37 left-hand drive examples built by Mulliner Park Ward. Presented today in a stunning Pacific Green over a beautifully preserved Parchment Connolly Hide interior, this Silver Cloud III is a graceful expression of coachbuilt luxury and postwar British motoring excellence. The Silver Cloud III, introduced in 1962, was the final and most advanced evolution of the Silver Cloud series. It retained the smooth and powerful 6.2-litre V8 from the Cloud II, now enhanced with larger carburetors, an updated distributor, and a higher compression ratio. A GM-sourced 4-speed automatic transmission came as standard, providing a serene and capable driving experience. Visually, the Silver Cloud III featured several design updates, most notably the distinctive quad headlamp arrangement, a more streamlined front end, and improved interior accommodations with individual front seats and more space for rear passengers. According to copies of its original factory build records, chassis LSFU123 was built to U.S. market specification and delivered to Mulliner Park Ward on December 9th, 1963. The car was completed on March 12th, 1964, and shipped from Liverpool to New York the following day aboard the S.S. Media. It was first sold through J.S. Inskip to Fred W. Graupner of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, who kept the car briefly before it entered long-term ownership with Robert Frank of Delray Beach, Florida—a collector who maintained the car for decades. In 2002, the car was advertised in The Flying Lady, described at the time as being in excellent condition with numerous updates, including refreshed leather, reconditioned wood trim, new carpets and headliner, and updated air conditioning. Under current ownership for nearly a decade, the car has since undergone a comprehensive recommissioning after a period of static display and is now in fine mechanical and cosmetic order. Originally specified with: - Electric windows - Electric aerial - Sundym tinted glass - Radio - Whitewall Firestone tires This Silver Cloud III Continental is a superb example of the last Rolls-Royce model built on a separate chassis, offering the unmistakable craftsmanship and design presence associated with the marque’s golden era. Its rare specification, elegant colour combination, and documented provenance make it a standout piece for collectors and those with a passion for timeless motoring. Now available for viewing at the DD Classics Dealership in London, please call to book an appointment. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the above information but errors may occur. Please check with a salesperson.