The Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud, or the belle of the ball in car land, is a downright legend. This example, the latest in the Silver Cloud family tree, the Silver Cloud III, is like a classic cup of tea - refined, tasteful and more British than Buckingham Palace.

Born in 1965, with its striking headlights shining like the Queen's crown jewels, it reaches a top speed of 197.7 km/h - faster than you can pronounce the place name 'Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwyllllantysiliogogogoc' in Wales.

With a paltry 2809 produced, this beauty is a rare gem. But wait, there's more! She belongs to the exclusive club of LWBs (Long Wheel Base) - only 253 of these leggy beauties ever left the factory. As if that were not enough, she is also an LHD, as unique as a cricket match in the sun.

The odometer stands at a modest 44,000 miles, like a matured wine, and nurtured the love of her first owner until 2009. Today, here in the Netherlands, her latest owner has technically perfected her with the precision of an English gardener, and now she's all set to roll down the avenue, turning heads and stealing the spotlight wherever she goes.

This Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III is not just any car; it is a piece of British history on wheels. So, what are you waiting for? Come and take her for a spin, old chap!