1959 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud I Left-Hand-DriveAvailable now is this 1959 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud I Left-Hand-Drive, finished in a two-tone Medium Sage Green and Willow Green exterior over a light gray interior with red piping and wood trim throughout. As a California car, it offers a distinctive combination of classic British styling, left-hand-drive practicality, and the traditional Rolls-Royce details that defined the Silver Cloud.Highlights:- California Car- Left-Hand-Drive Configuration- Exterior Color: Medium Sage Green and Willow Green- Interior Color: Light Gray- Automatic Transmission- Inline-Six Engine- Power-Assisted Steering- Dual SU Carburetors- Drum Brakes- Rear Picnic Tables- Air Conditioning- Power Windows- Lucas Fog Lights- Smiths / Lucas Instrumentation- Chrome Bumpers w/ Overriders- Jack and Spare Tire IncludedEquipped with an inline-six engine with dual SU carburetors, paired with an automatic transmission, while power-assisted steering and drum brakes provide the driving hardware of the period. Exterior details include chrome bumpers with overriders, Lucas fog lights, the Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament, Smiths and Lucas instrumentation, steel wheels with Rolls-Royce hubcaps, and thin whitewall tires. A full-size spare tire and jack are included and stored in the trunk.The cabin is designed around the comfort expected from a Rolls-Royce, with supportive seating, rear picnic tables, power windows, air conditioning, a three-spoke steering wheel, push-button radio, fender-mounted antenna, and driver-side mirror.A notable detail of the 1959 Silver Cloud I is that it represents the final period of the original inline-six Silver Cloud before the Silver Cloud II brought Rolls-Royce's new V8 into the lineup. This example has spent time in long-term storage and is now offered as a non-running car, providing a good opportunity for its next owner to return this classic Silver Cloud I to the road. With its distinctive two-tone color combination, traditional Rolls-Royce details, and complete period equipment, it offers a rewarding foundation for preservation. For $24,750