1964 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III - Driving Classic Luxury (POV Binaural Audio)

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[davidgrisez]

There is nothing quite like old style British Luxury of a 1964 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud. These cars never lose their appeal. These cars are still elegant after many years.

[AustinBraydenShow]

Even in 2023, this car still has pure beauty. You just got a like Tedward.

[mftwohill]

The N and H switch is to adjust the resistance in the shock absorbers. Stands for normal ride or hard ride. Lovely old car. Cheers 🙂

[Krieky]

Absolutely gorgeous! Didn’t even realize the engine had actually turned when you first turned the ignition key - that was super quiet!
Thanks for the ride!

[columbmurray]

Bought one of these for my son's birthday . In black with red upholstery . It came with free post and batteries from Amazon.

[hartoz]

The Battery switch in the trunk was an option for people who left their cars layed up (for example an owner may have a car at his villa in France and only visit once a year. The switch stops any ancillary current draw and helps keep the battery fresh.

[donaldwarriner]

Back in the late 60s a new organist came to our parish along with his amazing Silver Cloud II in silver. We became friends and were invited to many wonderful events in that luxurious auto. I then began washing, waxing and saddle soaping it and learning to appreciate the quality. To this day I can remember the smell, comfort and silence within and the feeling of such a marvelous work of art.

[darkknight]

Wow, this car is impressive. It is so extremely quiet and it is really quick. Not fast, but quick. And on those potholes/bumps, it is still quiet and seems so smooth. Incredible for a car from 1964.

[ciremai]

So quiet and elegant. It really makes sense why their cars are named Ghost, Wraith, Cloud, etc.

[Zerbey]

A classic car I've actually ridden in! At a wedding many years ago, was a smooth ride and quite an exciting experience for a little kid!

[NicholasWarnertheFirst]

The next best thing to driving legendary vehicles is to be with Tedward. Fact.

[shalevhaham]

These old cars always look so comfortable to sit in
Great video as always!

[GreatZob]

I have a 1965 lll 54, 000 miles, & 1966 PV Both cars are in excellent condition. Those are the BEST made Roll Royce's cars.

[nirfz]

Fun Trivia: Rolls Royce may be considered the inventors of factory racing in the modern way. (and the reason you will not find on the RR homepage!)
In 1912 a few guys tok part in one of the hardest and famous rallyes of the time. The "Alpenfahrt" in Austria-Hungary.
This was quite the ride as they went over the highest and steepest mountain passes they had in what is now northern italy and austria.
Even Ferdinand Porsche took part (with an Austro-Daimler or Steyr car iirc). He was in the winning team more than once.
When they went up Katschberg Pass in 1912, the RR couldn't make it up the long steep incline.
Unlike today there was no bashing of RR for not making it up.
In the UK i don't even know if any newspaper even mentioned it. Yet the RR drivers told RR about it.
And they, wanting to be known for building the "best car" seems, were a little embarassed. What they did next, today would be called "Challenge accepted".
They changed the gearing, increased the cooling capacity and the hp... And went into the alps and tested at site.
-> this is the first time a manufacturer prepared this way for a race.
What came next actually is on the RR homepage: The factory sent 2 (i think) of these new cars with factory drivers to the 1913 Alpenfahrt.
And they won it. The RR model was called "Continental". And british newspapers did of course mention that.

[Pátria_Invicta]

Even today, you arrive to a fancy hotel or a casino with that masterpiece, they will open way for you, what a class, that view from the driving position, the imponent long hood with the spirit of ecstasy is something else

[mjmcnult]

I had the opportunity to work on a Rolls Royce from this era, when I was a mechanic in the late 1970s. I even took it for a test drive. I remember being impressed by the real wood interior and the fact that you had to hold the shift lever in reverse when reversing.

[NickMasseyRideon]

wow I love seeing Massachusetts again, while living overseas for the past 25 years, not to take away from the beautiful car.

[LexusLFA]

A dashboard powered flashlight? Wow, what a feature.

A pretty Rolls that makes quite a bit of sound.

[carguyva]

Best presentation of a Silver Cloud I have ever seen.

[chriskberks]

That car is a beauty. I’m so envious you got to drive it. It sounds silky smooth.