John Frankenheimer's 1965 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III - Jay Leno's Garage
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- Jay remembers John Frankenheimer and this legendary Rolls that he gifted to his wife and travelled the world with him.
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John Frankenheimer's 1965 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III - Jay Leno's Garage
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When jay speaks its like he’s talking directly with the viewer
What a pro
No pretense, very down to earth.
Very true, good point!
It's almost like he's been in the TV business for years
Indeed, so much fun to listen to Jay.
Like spending time with a learned friend
Looks so much more beautiful and elegant than the current Rolls.
Good taste never goes out of style
The wood dash looks very nice.
Yes it does, but then so does my toaster. The current models have got too techy and too blingy for their own good. All the old school elegance and restraint has gone. Alas.
Yeah, I'm not a fan of the current at all but the older ones like this, I love so much
don’t assemble like they used to.
“You get the great car, and get the great wife, I know because I have” What a beautiful compliment to make Mr Leno.
Yeah real nice bloke , very down too earth , always has time for people .
"I guess I AM a rich guy." Only Jay Leno can say this without sounding pompous or snobbish. Blue collar to the core. Respect, Jay.
One does not accelerate in a Cloud. One "gets underway."
ha ha.. like were expecting verses pregnant
@@grievuspwn4g3 Yes, the Silver Cloud was intended to float by.
Like the Queen Mary.
is expecting, kinda pregnant? it kinda has enough HP
0-60 mph in around 11 seconds. Quicker than many two seater sports cars and most contemporary "executive cars" of that era. The instantaneous torque availability helps you to "proceed briskly". I find no problems keeping up with today's traffic in a 1965 Bentley S3.
“I mean I guess I am a rich guy.”
Lol.
@HVAC Quality Assurance Money isn’t everything but it helps. If you want to live comfortably then start a small business and never get in debt. The more specialized you get the better.
@@markm0000 You make it sound more easy than it is
@@ggj1987 If that’s what you think then you deserve to be a loser. Get to the back of the line. Nobody made it rich working for someone else and doing nothing all day.
@@markm0000 clueless. Live Comfortable and small business lol. Enjoy working 70 hours a week 7 days a week. I'll stick to working 1 day a week and spending 6 with my family
this line struck me. he had to think about it for a second.. he doesn't care about the status of wealth but realizes it's the means to do what he wants
What I love about this channel is how much Jay goes into the human story attached to each car - that's what makes it engaging for me.
Obviously the show is directed at car guys but it also appeals to general audiences. Jay is just such a likeable guy who doesn't want to listen to him.
Jay is class.
Well said: you are not alone.
When I was 11 years old, I saw Rolls-Royce for the first time, it was such an impression on me that years later I decided to study design ... thank you, Rolls-Royce
well done.
Thank you Jay for not fitting white wall tyres on your Roller... seen them many times on American owned RRs and they do not work. It's a classy vehicle, it doesn't require "bling".
"I guess I am a rich guy" lol. The most non "rich guy" around. Just a car guy with lots of cars. You're the best Jay.
He's getting my like for the drive-by contempt of the peasants in the camera car
I live in Washington state but recently met a guy who works across the street from Jay's garage and sees and talks with him all the time. He says Jay is just like you think he is, a cool chill dude.
His mansion in Newport, RI screams “rich guy!”
He _is_ the best Jay.
@@robertmccown7525 So what's the dividing line? I need to know how much money I can make, or have to throw in the garbage...
Jay just casually drops a comment about "Bernard's race bus" then moves on like we don't want to see something called "Bernard's race bus".
@16:55 Benard's Race Bus, but your point is still valid. What kind of transmission do you put in a "race bus"?
@@SirVic42 Thank you SirVic! My hearing isn't what it used to be, apparently. I have corrected my comment. #ThumbsUp
I know, right?!
I agree, let's see Bernard's race bus! Then put the Rolls up in the air.
The bus has featured previously, and I think the transmission is an Allison
I've been watching Jay for several years. And I swear he's got to be the most humble rich person I have seen. The fact that he's so in tune with vehicles, reminds me of my Father. Even though he wasn't wealthy, he had a great appreciation for well built cars. Jay is going to leave a legacy for future car enthusiasts to reflect on.
I probably won't ever own the collection that he has acquired. But it is nice to watch him explain how these vehicles were instrumental in changing history.
Much more visually appealing than the 2021 models.
Its weird when Jay says someone else is the ultimate car guy. Stay humble Jay
10:24 cracked me up. Write angry letters to the tenants 🤣
I love how jay always spends time paying respect to fallen owner before he spends time about the car it self .that extra human respect for another human is extraordinary says a whole lot about jay...so so little people left like him that you can see on his face and you can feel as well the amount of respect he has for that individual his talking about wow
It's not a car, it's rolling Art, hand made, you can put this car in a sofa, it's just beautiful, hug from an huge unknown, from France, thank you Mr Leno to share with us .
The most beautiful automobile and a lovely story to go with it. Such an honor to show us, thanks
When you write 'honor' here, Roscoe old boy it's 'honour'.
There is something very soothing and relaxing about watching Jay talk about and drive classic cars. I love it.
If you ever get the chance, own a Rolls or Bentley.😎
that model is on my list of dream cars. I would take this over any new Rolls any day.
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I admire what you do for auto appreciation, but I also love the way that you paid tribute to Mr. Frankenheimer. You are a quality act Mr. Leno.
Was amazing to hear his wife sometimes go to visit the car...
7 minutes till a Grey Poupon reference, amazing restraint.
Lol
That was shocking
wtf is grey poupon?
@@2212db It's a dijon/mustard brand. Back in the day they had a commercial with rich guys and rolls royces. "Pardon me.. do you have any Grey Poupon?"
@@granbordeaux6955 thanks, makes sense now. The name doesn't sound particularly appealing though
Whenever we go out, the people always shout, there goes John Jacob Frankenheimers Rolls
this deserves a million likes
@@jamesonwaltz7246 I guess I'll settle with the 46 lol
Da da da da da da da dum....
His Rolls is my Rolls too!!
Thanks for those summer camp memories
In 1961 at age nine I saw one of these at The International Auto Show in Birmingham, AL Really. There was no crowd around it so I opened the driver's door and took a seat, thinking "I don't belong here, but I'm not leavin'". You know, I can't remember any of the other cars from that day. Thanks, Jay for the Frankenheimer comments. "The Manchurian Candidate" is one of the great American movies.
The movie "The Train" has been one of my favorite movies when I was a kid to an adult.
John Frankenheimer was a great film director. The Train staring Burt Lancaster was an excellent film. I can imagine John and Burt driving in that beautiful Rolls.
One of my all-time favorites
@@thequesomanishere Yes in black and white too. Very evocative. How about Bird man of Alcatraz or Grand Prix. John was a great film maker and a car chap as well. I loved his car, RIP John.
Just saw The Train last night
Ronin is one of my all time favorites. DeNiro getting the sht scared out of him as he rides shotgun (trying to match the drivers movements) with the stunt driver was absolutely brilliant 👏
yes, it was an excellent film. I await the day when someone will digitalise colour into it.
You know what Mr Leno, I kinda see you as an "ultimate" car guy!!! Knowledgeable, not an ounce of pretentiousness, I could go on but you're a great steward of all kinds of cars
flip him off ..he likes it
@@frnzklmmrll1012 Doesn't read the comments, obviously.
He doesn't look that good. I hope he is ok. He should lose a little weight to take the stress off his internals...
I love Jay’s sneering face impression in the beginning 😂😂😂
'Jay driving past the Thrift Store' ; hilarious! Thanks for keeping all these wonderful vehicles.
Loves Jay in his denim driving a Rolls. Also, appreciates the stories. Jay looks marvelous!
the true "most interesting man in the world"
He really is a chap who is down to earth, he hasn't any "front" that's what I like about him, great man 👍👍 Geoff Lewis Wales UK. 🏴
The rivets on jeans can mark the leather upholstery - mind how you proceed.
When I was a kid, growing up in Miami I was in the Sea Scouts. One of the patrons of our troupe was a gentleman named Charles Berry, who owned the Rolls Royce dealership. I remember him driving up to our meeting place in one of these as my dad drove me up in his 1964 MG Midget. Dad asked Mr. Berry how much that car cost. When Dad heard it was $19,700 he said, "I'll take two." My Parent's house cost $15,000. LOL.
When I was stationed in Anniston AL in the mid 70's there was a (semi) retired Army Col named Farley Berman that extensively collected many things mostly military weapons. but he also had 3 Rolls Royce's in his driveway, one was one of these, and was pretty much his daily driver, Id see it now and again in Anniston.......
I remember my grandfather had one, hub caps were called embellishers, and the highlight for me was the heated rear window which was a hollow rod that was heated to provide hot air, and my young cousin , was seated in the back and told to touch it to see if it was on. It was and a very satisfying howl ensued. Grampa used to back it out the garage, until he hit the back wall, then roar off! Thanks for the video!!
When you're 60 years old, it's difficult to avoid having 'wind noise'.
LOL! Yea, I have wind noise in or out of a car!
at 60 wind noise turns into just ringing in the ears perhaps xD
Over 60 you can't hear wind noise.
Nickname's 'Duck' and I don't give a (plffft)...just don't get too close. I rip when I want to rip.
😂
The Train is an under appreciated classic.
I watched it again last month.
Im an old guy now (61) and often I prefer re-watching some of the older movies like the train, movies had a different feel back then, no CG hardly any special effects compared to today and they just had a different feel if anyone knows what I mean. Todays movies have more eye candy but the core plot is often contrived and weak, the plot of the train grew from the WWII era when Hitlers henchmen were literally raping and pillaging europe stealing priceless works of art, gold from banks and so on.
@@yambo59 No C.G. when Mr. Lancaster repaired The Train. I realized that I saw and enjoyed this film at the theater. 61 is not so old.
@@yambo59 I think their is a lot to be said for a good story ,well told with engaging characters ,no need for eye candy or shock explosions ,adding tension and suspense is a much better approach ...just my take ....and 61 isn't ancient ..not quite :)
I grew up in Cornwall; I was still in single digits in the 1960's. My dad had a local garage, services provided included fuel, repairs, taxi service, wedding and funeral vehicles. He had a couple of old Austin Hearses and a 1936 Rolls Royce, which he had found under a dustsheet on a local farm; a real barn find. Part of his job was that if a holiday maker died on holiday, he would repatriate the bodies to their home. I went with him on one such trip in the Rolls. Through all the winding and bendy lanes of Cornwall, we were being tailgated by some bloke in a mark one Ford Cortina who seemed to be in a bit of a hurry. He overtook us when we hit some dual carriageway, but you should have seen his face when we sailed past him at 100mph shortly afterwards. I spent hours playing in that Rolls as a kid; and appreciated the bodywork, leather and the wood even then. Great memories. (Rolls Royce's do not break down; they simply fail to proceed.)
Hey Jay, Always loved Rollers. One July Sunday morning 1978, me and the fam are comin' back from the market when the wife says "THERES A ROLLS ROYCE and they look like their in trouble". This was one of those oil trouble times and there were NO service stations open for miles. We went back and it turns out the the car had a flat tire. This car was one of those great old early thirties grand touring cars for the lords and ladies. The owner had a spare but no jack and being 1978 no cell service either. I told the guy I would be right back and bring a jack. Me and the boy ( 4 years old) came back, helped him with the tire change and then he told me and my son to get in and he took us for a ride and left his three passengers at the side of the road in the sweltering heat. How cool was that? We were gone for about ten minutes and then returned to retrieve the strandee's. Great adventure. regards, Giovanni
It’s incredibly opulent, but at the same time very reserved. I think it’s a good balance.
Agreed!
At 14:33, why is the second hand of the dash clock running counter clockwise?
This rolls is true vintage luxury...it really floats like a cloud ❤️💯
@@jamesellsworth9673 you are absolutely right its a white elephant which needs care only the posh or rich can keep it running.
@@Nobody00079 A friend of mine "won" a 67 Silver Shadow for raising the most United Way Pledges at her firm. Car was donated by a local anonymous guy, I think because he didn't want her coming after him for negligent maintenance. The exhaust system was shot. The car was worth $8000 blue book retail and fitting a new factory exhaust system would have cost her $8000.
@@billolsen4360 i love the silver shadows but I only have them as matchbox lesneys...And yeah I have heard they are also very hard to maintain.
@@Nobody00079 Worked part time for a classic auto dealer in Denver, he used his inventory of Rollses as limos for weddings, HS dances, etc., but didn't have a Rolls- trained mechanic. One night I took two couples to dinner in a flawless 1971 Phantom that had no heat. It was 4 degrees F outside! They had champagne so they weren't too cold eventually, but i was making frost on the inside windshield & wide glass. Come to find out there is a valve under the bonnet that you turn from Summer to Winter and nobody knew about it until we emailed the factory. Good times.
Yes
Mr Frankenheimer, a great director and a fine man, all class,,,
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Jay is such a great ambassador to this country.Loved when the van owner said”i love that flag”.Most of us could take a lesson from that man.Great job Jay.
“The Train” is a fantastic movie. Burt Lancaster, Paul Schofield - if you haven’t seen it, you’re in for a treat. And Frankenheimer’s direction is gripping.
yes its a excellant movie
John Frankenheimer did Birdman of Alcatraz, Black Sunday, Grand Prix, Ronin, Reindeer Games was his last film.
Yes, one great film and stunning performances from Burt Lancaster and Paul Schofield. They would never make a film like that ever again, it’s too adult, it doesn’t cater for the 14 year old mind, so it’s off limits
My wife sent me out in our Rolls to acquire some grey poupon and when I arrived home it took me hours of searching our home, found her in our library with the pool boy and the landscaper. They were not reading.
LOL
Imagine that. What were they eating they needed the mustard for? Hot Dogs? LOL
@@biggusdoggus5909 Weiners, obviously
" i see she " got her grass cut " ( and had " dessert " with both of them ) lol
"Did they leave " karma sutra" book on the table ? ( lol )
I used to draw this car as a kid. For me this is Roll Royce
When I was a kid I had a RR Matchbox car, One of my favorites
One of my all time favourites, in the U.K ,we call that an "old money" rolls, because they were purchased by the British aristocracy, lords and Barons . So much character and presence. That is a magnificent example. 👏👏👍👍
FAVOURITES?? snob
@@W7DSY - That’s how we spell it back here in the Mother Country old boy! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧(See also colour, harbour, labour etc). Set your phone language to British English and these spellings will appear automatically.
Exactly. My Gran’s uncle had a 60s phantom (I’m not wealthy, just a family coincidence), she always gives me stories of when her uncle would take her around in it. From what she’s described, he was exactly like that. Old money, old manners, old values.
It was a different time my friend, a different time.
I hope you’re well,
-Carl
@@AtheistOrphan I hear strains of Rule Brittania even as I read this.
@@AtheistOrphan You want to preserve your language, but something tells me by your thumbnail photo and username, you probably have no problem destroying your ancient churches.
Funny Rolls Royce story. A friend of mine when I was very young had the Cat dealership on the Darling Downs of Queensland. When he was an apprentice Hastings Deering sent him out to a sheep station in Western Queensland. Guy picked him up at the air port in a Rolls, a really old rolls with a million miles on the clock. That was his farm ute. Had to shift some rabbit traps off the front seat and throw them into the back seat on which sat a sheep that had been half eaten by a Dingo. Turns out that the guy was the station owner. He bought the Rolls because it was the most reliable vehicle he could get and he was a days drive from the nearest mechanic. He could afford a Rolls because Australia as the saying goes was riding on the sheep's back. Wool was a pound a pound and Oz supplied the world with high quality fleece. Sheep farmers were the oil tycoons of the day.
The version my father told me was the owner was being interviewed about his new Rolls and was asked what the best feature was - he said it was the glass partition behind the front seats. Why, he was asked? It stops the sheep licking my neck as i drive along......
@@alexbrown1995 I liked the one about the Irishman given a lift in a Rolls. He found two golf tees on the front seat and asked the owner what they were for, to which the reply was "You put your balls on those when driving off". "Begorrah!" he replied "those people at Rolls Royce think of everything!
what in the world is a "sheep station" ?
@@jameschiles872 A sheep station is Australian for a gigantic plot of dirt what ya run sheep around. Think of a farm as big as England and you'll come close. Typically these big blocks are way out in the back of beyond past the black stump. They are so big that to get around you hop in a helicopter and wait for the earth to turn to get to the other side of the farm. The kids learn to drive at an early age cost the parents get sick of driving them two hours to the front gate to catch the bus to school. True story.
@@jameschiles872 It's a huge nearly empty chunk of Australia with quite a lot of very dusty things going baaaaaaaaaa
We loved this video, my husband says he saw them all the time in Hollywood. He had a chance to buy one from someone in Beverly Hills for 50k, but didn't as he heard they were very expensive to maintain. That said, we were devastated over your accident. Hope your recovery is swift!
The automobile featured in this fine moving picture presentation just looks so astoundingly superb, I can hardly hold my monocle, oh!
Makes me think of the old tv show "Burkes Law"
I loved that program, mostly for the Rolls and that Amos Burke only caught wealthy murderers.
Most 'Burke's Law' episodes ore free to watch on YT.
@@autodidact537 Cool, thanks! Gene Barry was a better actor than what the writing demanded, but will still watch it!!
If I had one of these, I'd be tempted to install a horn that plays the first seven notes of the "Burke's Law" theme.
Heavy, old, slow, anachronistic, gas guzzler, yet just beautiful and all class. Thanks Jay.
Jay's tire screech noise might be my favorite ever. hahahahhah
Exquisite. I rode in one when new in 1965 at my father's factory. Lovely. I have wanted one ever since. Never mind.
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love the paint scheme ..lovely.
I got to drive one of these a while back.
You must drive something like these at least once in you're lifetime!
Don't call me lifetime!
Don't be sad, In your.
At least he didn't call you late for dinner
I saw one drive by once!
I stood next to a photo of one!
Most beautiful saloon ever made without any doubt
Just another well done Jay Leno show. I have owned and repaired many. When set up properly any Cloud from 56 to 65 stops just like a new car and rids as smooth as a new car. Handling? Not so much but still "adequate"! The 3 series , like this one, brings the most money but, I prefer the 1s and 2s with the single headlight and taller radiator. I had a 59 Cloud I I drove all over the east coast on interstates. Even 80 MPH with no problems. Every part on these cars is reparable. You need new shocks? You remove them and rebuild them! Same goes for every component. Again, Thanks Jay for another well done video.
Ronin is in My Top 10 Favorite Films. Best Car Chase Scenes Ever.
Pfft. Ronin doesn't even rate.
It's up there on my list, but not for the car chases. #1 for me is still Bullitt.
One of my favorite movies is Duel! Not really a car chase, but a great atmosphere
That movie got me into the Audi S8. Beautiful beast of a car that is also quite rare.
The "Bullitt" car chase is great but my favorite is in the original "Gone in 60 Seconds". You have to see it to appreciate the ending scene of the chase.
Style, Luxury and nice vibes all the way.
A great tribute to John Frankenheimer….he’s up in Heaven loving this…thanks Jay 🙏🏻
From the days when Rolls were elegant,restrained and graceful.
Now they are huge,loud and crass
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Jay let his rich-ness slip thru, “feels like you’re sitting in your library”. I know he doesn’t act like he’s not rich. It was just funny.
I think that was the joke. If you own a Rolls you likely own a library too.
What's the point of being in showbusiness for 30 years if you can't afford a library in your house? I mean, he was very good at what he did.
Could be worse, could be rich and not have a penchant for books
You used a double negative. It should have been "he doesn't act like he's rich".
@@RobertR3750 I meant he acts like he's rich
That shot of the Rolls grille and flying lady going past the thrift store and McDonald’s at 17:17 was almost artistic
Lol!!! I had exactly the same reaction. "Let them eat Big Macs!"
Grill.
@@AtheistOrphan
The grill is what you fry things on...
the grille is the front of the car which has slats/louvres/mesh/plastic grid through which air moves in order to cool the radiator...
Yeah Jay's always making a "statement" in North Hollywood...
I had the task of replacing a headliner completely in a Phantom 6 and a boot liner from a phantom 5 last year. The level of work that went into hand crafting those vehicles is astonishing. Very satisfying that you can still buy the correct west of England cloth and as you said the leather still smells fantastic many years on, and also still available through Connolly leather. You can ask for the build sheet to aid matching the correct leather and cloths.
I worked in a gas station for a short time we had a regular customer came in once a week with a silver cloud, he was a charming gent who had flown spitfires in WW2, when he died he left the RR to his secretary, his wife wasn't too happy about it.
We love you Jay Leno I have been watching you since the mid-1980s and you really found your stride when you found this channel you were good and everything you’ve done but the worlds really appreciate you in this channel when you highlight so many wonderful cars
Love it
Hood ornament is the “Winged Ecstasy”....Rolls Royces do not break down! They fail to proceed! Lol
“Spirit of ecstasy “
Fascinating story behind the Spirit of Ecstasy
Land Rover had their version of the “Hum of the electric clock at 60mph” advertisement. “At 60 miles per hour all you can hear is the roar of the engine.”. Thanks for the ride Jay!
Jays love of all things automotive is contagious never let you husband watch these videos. He will go from not caring about cars to reading about them buying them and driving around just for the sake of driving.
Grey poupon on a cornbeef and sourdough is MAGIC
yes please
anyone else get really excited when they saw that old black 6-series at 24:40?
I think that might have been the camera car
@@toddcaspersen8041 no way they’re using a shark as a camera car! It would be cool though. This is a nice one, camera car is like a silver suv.
Just as he was about to scoff at lesser cars, Lol.
Yessssss
lowered on BBS reps? Actually in Hollywood , they are probablly real..lol Yea A few of us saw it.
I used to service these magnificent vehicles in the 80s for HR Owen in London. I was blessed!
Thank you Jay. We all take joy in these engagements for a variety of reasons, as you probably do too. That said, your offerings are heart felt and appreciated beyond time and values. Character supersedes both. Peace.
I'll say it again, especially when I'm having a rough day.. seeing a new video pop up to watch changes my day completely around. These videos make my day. KEEP IT UP Jay!
Agreed!
ya know jay always talks about the '49 Caddy being the best car in the world when it came out, i'd love to see him do one sometime, just to hear him go into it in more depth... i could listen to this man tell me about the first phone book and be hooked the whole time lol
Only in America. Them hideous lumps didn't sell anywhere else in the world.
@@stringer-ik1pc So you've never seen a Bentley R-type Continental? Post-WW2 Cadillacs had Europe re-thinking luxury car design - Rolls-Royce/Bentley, Jaguar, Mercedes-Benz, Citroen were all terrified of the brand. We got a lot of good cars out of it. And I say that as someone who's not a fan of the marque (I like Lincolns from that era).
My brother in-law had one like this back in the 70's, but it was the Bentley model. Light blue and silver coachwork with blue leather interior. We felt so posh going out for rides in it as kids. Definitely no finger salutes back then, people admired British workmanship.
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Thanks for the tour of the Silver Cloud. I did work at Foreign Motors in Boston as a service writer for less than a year in the mid 70's. Too many hours for a young Dad.
6:24 “I just look like I’m some rich guy. I mean, I guess I am a rich guy” never change Jay. Never change
21:17 Thats a really cool, vibrant shoot , love the strong colors of the tree leaves and the silver like big luxury car.
I think I’ve watched twice as many of these as I watched the Tonight Show when he hosted.
Superb car's having been around a few over the years the engineering and finish are absolutely first class. Great review Mr L 👍
When I was a kid in the 1960s THAT was my dream car. What a beauty.
Hello Allen how are you doing.😊
@@allysonhanks9159 I'm awesome, thanks for asking.
@@allenrussell1947 hi nice to meet you here Allen. I hope you are safe and in good health during pandemic, just looking for new friend so if you don't mind.
Make a dream into reality before they go sky high in price.
Jay Leno's Garage gives me a reason to love Mondays :)
I love Jay more and more after every episode, thanks for your contribution on preserving history and sharing it with us
It looks absolutely stunning. I would say it is one of the most beautiful looking cars of all times. While Mercedes do make high quality luxury their cars never really looked as beautiful.
very discerning observation, and I 100% agree
I worked on one those. If they could assemble it with 12 bolts they used 24.
Henry Royce believed in “sewing” parts together with many nuts and bolts.
Hahaha
One of the funniest episodes to date. Great stories. Well done Jay!
Yes!
Thank You so very much for making this video and honoring this couple and this outstanding automobile.
Nice company during the drive. A 635csi and then a red AR Stelvio.
That body style is my favorite among the few body styles Rolls Royce has had over the years.
LOL :)
Love this car so much! Very luxurious
What a FANTASTIC car!! Thanks Jay, for sharing it with us to see and enjoy! All the best!
I love jay leno he's got a great personality and temperament and very entertaining. He is a very calming person.
I love how almost exactly the same time Jay mentioned the notorious reliability of Rolls-Royce engines, an Alfa Romeo SUV appeared in the background.
hahahaha
I lived in Paris when they were filming Ronin, fantastic to watch them making the film.
Jay I love the way you are honest and appreciate some of our British motoring heritage.
You do it every time as an American you make me feel proud to be British, something we should do ourselves more often. 👍
Thank you so much for your comment and support♥️ . I appreciate. Send me a private email on personaljaylenogarage@gmail.com
@@chatboxofraelynn5134 Jay if it is you all I can say is you are the most down to earth rich guy I know 😉I won't pm you as you have to be so careful nowadays.
I've watched virtually all your videos and enjoy all of them. Testimament to you I've never owned or ridden a motorbike but your reviews on the classics are some of my favourites.
Keep up the good work
Steve
Truly, a beautiful machine. "A machine from better managed times".
"I guess I am a rich guy" ........Jay is one of those rare guys that can say that without you taking offense.
Well what ya gonna do? it's true haha...
Agreed!
Jay is wealthy and I am glad he is. He did not steal it. He got some breaks but he worked hard too. Some rich people especially ones who inherited wealth tend to be poop heads and I know some people who are very hard working and wealthy and are a pleasure to spend time with. Jay is the latter type of rich. JMHO
I used to work with a guy that previously worked in a RR dealership. He said "Rolls-Royce cars don't breakdown, they fail to make progress"
ha ha..lol
'Fail to proceed' wasn't it?
@@faustusTVR You may be right, thanks.
@@faustusTVR huh maybe
For me, the Silver Cloud III is the most beautiful Rolls ever built.
14:30 that clock! Giving away that movie magic reverse edit shot lol
hahahahah